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Aliquippa visits hallowed ground; a father tries to reconnect with his son; coaches with painful pasts share their stories; Central Valley takes on an undefeated opponent.

The Central Valley Warriors seek to bounce back from their first loss in three years; the personal feud between a coach and a parent intensifies Beaver County's biggest rivalry.The Central Valley Warriors seek to bounce back from their first loss in three years; the personal feud between a coach and a parent intensifies Beaver County's biggest rivalry.

A champion is crowned in Beaver County; Central Valley takes on Aliquippa; a former president visits.

Another season begins in the Beaver County Youth Football Association, as players and coaches move up to the 12- and 13-year-old Midget Division.

The playoffs begin; Sto-Rox holds it together in a critical game; Beaver Falls and Blackhawk match up in the quarter finals; a player makes a triumphant return.

A town that's lost nearly everything rallies behind the one thing it has left, its youth football team. Meanwhile, the Blackhawk Li'l Cougars face a difficult test.

A parents' meeting turns ugly following a call to replace the Monaca Lil' Indians' head coach; undefeated teams Ambridge and Central Valley meet; Aliquippa hopes to recover from an early loss.

Monaca Head Coach Ricky Suman makes a controversial move to add more players to his roster, and a battle of unbeaten teams results in a serious injury on the field.

The Monaca Lil' Indians deal with an equipment robbery as they work to have a successful season; the Ambridge head coach returns to the team following his suspension for an altercation with a parent.

A new season of gridiron action begins in western Pennsylvania as 15 teams square off in the Beaver County Youth Football League.

Added security is put in place at a youth football game as rival towns Aliquippa and Beaver Falls meet in a grudge match with a history of violence, and the Monaca Li'l Indians continue to struggle in the face of dwindling participation.

Aliquippa and Ambridge, two towns separated by only a bridge, bring a long history of bad blood and spirited competition to the youth football field. Meanwhile, Beaver Falls looks to continue their winning ways.