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Former San Antonio football stars give back at youth clinic
Former San Antonio football players Caden Sterns, Jordan Sterns, and Justin Stockton hosted a youth football clinic for local boys in the area.
By Ashley Gonzalez, Mary Rominger·2 hr ago
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Two organizations teamed up and gave back to the next generation of athletes by bringing together football talent with roots in the Alamo City.
You may remember the names Caden Sterns, Jordan Sterns and Justin Stockton.
Not long ago, our KSAT Sports team followed their success on the football field.
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