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Century Blackcats Show Off New Uniforms
September 18, 2018
The Century Sports Association president stopped by the Century Town Council meeting Monday night to show off the teams’ new uniforms, and to thank the council for their support.
In July, the town council voted to contribute $1,600 towards the purchase of 75 new uniforms. The total purchase price was $4,860.
Century Sports President Amanuel Dobose said program is a positive influence for Century’s youth.
Century’s games begin at 5 p.m. as below for the remainder of the season:
· Sept. 22 – Century at Castleberry
· Sept. 29 – Repton at Century (Homecoming)
· Oct. 6 – Frisco City at Century
· Oct. 13- Century at Georgiana
· Oct. 20 – Beatrice at Century
· Oct. 27 – Jamboree, location TBA
Pictured: Century Sports President Amanuel Dobose gives the Century Town Council a look at new Blackcats uniforms. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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9 Responses to “Century Blackcats Show Off New Uniforms”
I hate to see people taking this for anything but for what it is like my grand-daddy would say. And all it is, is a man who genuinely cares for the children in this community and wants to give them something positive to do with themselves. Oneal was my son’s coach when they were just trying to get the Century football program back up all the ground after it collapsed and the kids ended up going to play for other area teams. I appreciate all that he has done to keep the kids in our area occupied in a manner that teaches them hardwork,teamwork and discipline. And as a PROUD Century High School graduate (Class of 1995). I LOVE seeing that Black and Gold on the field again. Let’s go Blackcats!!!
Tommy Greenwell did a awesome job there for years!!! Glad to see the community keeping it going!!!
@Citizen,
Sometimes its good to check for facts before you turn a Positive situation negative! Dubose has been working with the youth way before deciding to run for a seat with the town of Century! Its sad that no matter what is done to improve the small town that you guys live in a negative remark will be made. Thats why the town of Century has yet to thrive! Keep up the good work Dubose and everyone that has had a hand with the youth! They are the future!
Looking good.
Blackcat Pride !
This man has worked hard for this program and I can guarantee nothing he has done was in anyway politically motivated regardless that he is running in November. Two years ago this program was failing and broke, he as well as countless others have worked hard to bring it back and get new equipment for these kids. I hope this program continues to grow and succeed, I know i have been throwing my own personal support toward it, instead of complaining about everything how about you buy a child a pair of cleats whose parents cant afford them, or donate toward a cheerleaders uniform. Do something to help!!!
Great job.Mr.Dubose…..Take care of those kids….Your,doing a great job…..Thank you for spending your time and effort on the children….Alot of those kids don’t have anyone to help em…
A town should invest in its youths. They are the future, the leaders of tomorrow. Youth activities create a positive environment, teaches discipline and teamwork. Awesome uniforms, thank you to everyone who contributes to Century Sports.
BLACKCAT PRIDE!!!!
And the tax payers pay more taxes.
What now? Nice Uniforms. So that’s a new take on “The price is right show” This is the candidate challenging Ben Bout well for the seat on the town council? Correct?