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Kicks for Cancer Event

 

On Saturday, October 1st, join the fight against cancer and attend the biggest Kicks for Cancer event to date.  Watch exciting men's high school soccer, enter to win fabulous raffle prizes and enjoy a gourmet concession.  All proceeds will be donated to the Dana Farber Cancer Institute to support woman's cancer research.

 

 

Kicks for Cancer is held in memory of Concord resident Lois Wells, who passed away on 2007 after a courageous battler with cancer.  Lois is the mother of Steve Welss, the team's assistant coach and a 1999 graduate of CCHS.

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