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The document is a participation form for 14-year-old students wishing to play varsity football, outlining the age requirements and necessary documentation for approval, including medical clearance, parental consent, and coach's assessment. It emphasizes compliance with CIF Bylaw 1900 and requires verification from the school principal.

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