Jan 1

SIKids.com shines a spotlight on Pop Warner Super Bowl athletes

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Sports Illustrated Kids featured an online photo gallery and highlight reel from the 55th annual Pop Warner Super Bowl. 8,000 youth football players and cheerleaders from across the country traveled to the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney to compete in the pinnacle of their athletic careers.

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