photo gallery: High school football images from Chelsea's 47-32 win over Skyline
Posted on Fri, Sep 9, 2011 : 9:06 p.m.
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The Chelsea High School varsity football enters the field before a game against Ann Arbor Skyline High School in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening. Joseph Tobianski I AnnArbor.com
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The Chelsea High School varsity football enters the field before a game against Ann Arbor Skyline High School in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Kyle Koseck, left, catches a pass while being tackled by Ann Arbor Skyline's Willie Elam, right, during a game in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Ann Arbor Skyline's Theron Wilson catches a pass during a game against Chelsea High School in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Berkley Edwards runs the ball during a game against Ann Arbor Skyline in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Jarred Scheese, center, gets rid of the ball under pressure from the Ann Arbor Skyline defense during a game in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Jack McDougall, left, blocks for his teammate Berkley Edwards, right, as he runs the ball during a game in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Berkley Edwards, left, tries to beat the tackle from Ann Arbor Skyline's Willie Elam, right, during a game in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Luke Oliver, left, chases down Ann Arbor Skyline's Theron Wilson, right, after Wilson makes a catch during a game in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Ann Arbor Skyline's Theron Wilson, right, catches the ball while getting a hand in the face from Chelsea's Luke Oliver, left, during a game in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Max Giller intercepts the ball in the end zone for a touchback during a game against Ann Arbor Skyline in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Max Giller gets pumped up after making an interception in the end zone for a touchback during a game against Ann Arbor Skyline in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Jarred Scheese releases the ball as he gets tackled by ann Arbor Skyline's Drew Graham during a game in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Berkley Edwards, right, runs the ball in for a touchdown while being pulled by the chord from his pants by Ann Arbor Skyline's Jordan Woods during a game in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Colton Platt, left, pats Berkley Edwards on the back after running in for a touchdown during a game against Ann Arbor Skyline in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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Chelsea's Jarred Scheese, left, and Berkley Edwards , right, look for signals from the sideline during a game against Ann Arbor Skyline in Jerry Niehaus Field at Chelsea High School on Friday evening.
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AnnArbor.com photographer Joseph Tobianski captured these images from Chelsea's 47-32 win over Skyline on Friday night. Chelsea junior running back Berkley Edwards rushed for 292 yards and five touchdowns in the Southeastern Conference crossover win.
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