Pittsburg football fundraises for Maui wildfire victims
Pittsburg High School used its orange and black preseason scrimmage to help support those affected by the wildfires in Maui.
“Members of our staff have built a great relationship over the past few years with the Hawaiian high school football community,” Ramirez continued. “Plus assistant head coach Isamu Falevai is from Laie, Oahu and has family in Maui. Not to mention we have a substantial demographic of Polynesian students at PHS and in the football program who have family on the islands.”
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