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FORT KNOX, Ky. — The dedicated staff of Fort Knox Youth Sports and Fitness has been recognized for their outstanding contributions to youth sports, earning second place in the 2024 National Football League Flag Summit Awards in the small market division. This prestigious award highlights the organization's commitment to promoting physical fitness and teamwork among young athletes.
The recognition comes as a result of the staff's innovative programs and community engagement initiatives that have successfully encouraged participation in flag football. Their efforts have not only fostered athletic skills but also instilled important values such as sportsmanship and collaboration among participants.
The NFL Flag Summit Awards celebrate organizations that demonstrate excellence in youth sports programming, and the Fort Knox team has set a remarkable example for others to follow. The achievement reflects the hard work and dedication of the staff, who strive to create a positive and inclusive environment for all young athletes in the community.
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