April 19, 2019 at 10:19AM
Patriots players, cheerleaders bring football and cheer clinic to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Clinic was open to children of military, DoD families
Updated: 10:54 PM EDT Apr 18, 2019
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FIRST. CLIP 22, :20-:21 NAT - ARRRG! .THEY GOT THEIR GAME FACE ON. CLIP 24, 7:3 NAT - HIGH KNEES AND AFTER STRETCHING... THEY WERE READY. CLIP 39, 14:38-14:45 NAT - YOU GO GET HIM! ARGH. THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT. ONE MORE! LAUGHS DOZENS OF KIDS... TRAINING WITH THE WORLD CHAMPS CLIP 35, 12:07-12:12 NAT - HUT. OH GOOD JOB, PUSH, BREAK. OH GOOD JOB! SEVEN NEW ENGLAND PATRIO PLAYERS... PLUS CHEERLEADERS, RUNNING A CLINIC AT THE PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD FOR THE CHILDREN OF OUR SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN. CLIP 60, 27:28-27:34 TYLER SLEEPER YOU LIKE SPIKING THE FOOTBALL? YEAH. HOW ABOUT RUNNING WITH THE FOOTBALL? YUP. YOU LIKE EVERYTHING WITH THE FOOTBALL. MM HMM. CLIP 46, 19:22-19:29 KARL SMITH / DURHAM, AIR NATIONAL GUARD SERVICE MEMBER IT'S VERY MEANINGFUL. IT'S SPECIAL. I GUESS IT'S ONE OF THE PERKS OF BEING IN THE MILITARY IS THINGS LIKE THIS. CLIP 53, 22:58-23:04 THE FAMILIES DO A LOT, GIVE BACK TO THEIR COUNTRY AND SO THIS IS JUST A LITTLE THING I'M DOING TO PLAY WITH THEIR KIDS FOR A LITTLE WHILE. RUNNING BACK BRANDON BOLDEN WAS IMPRESSED. CLIP 34, 11:20 NAT - GIRL IN PINK, ARGHH CLIP 53, 23:22-23:28 CRONIN - WE GOT SOME FUTURE RUNNING BACKS OVER HERE OR WHAT? BOLDEN - WE HAVE A FEW AND WE GOT A COUPLE GIRLS OUT HERE THAT ARE ACTUALLY DOING VERY WELL AS WELL. CLIP 62, 30:17-30:24 THE KIDS ARE LEARNING ALL THE DRILLS FROM PATS PLAYERS LIKE LONG SNAPPER JOE CARDONA WHO H A SPECIAL CONNECTION TO TODAY'S EVENT. CARDONA IS ALSO A U-S NAVY OFFICE HE AND HIS TEAMMATES APPRECIATE THE CHANCE TO GIVE BACK. CLIP 45, 16:55-17:06 EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY REALLY PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN SERVICE, VERY APPRECIATIVE FOR THESE KIDS AND THEIR FAMILY AND THE ROLE THEY PLAY IN SECURING OUR NATION. I KITTERY, MAINE, MC, WMUR NEWS
Patriots players, cheerleaders bring football and cheer clinic to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Clinic was open to children of military, DoD families
Updated: 10:54 PM EDT Apr 18, 2019
The Super Bowl champion New England Patriots are giving back to New Hampshire military families. On Thursday, seven Patriots players and cheerleaders ran a football and cheerleading clinic at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. It benefited children of servicemen and women from the New Hampshire Air National Guard and U.S. Navy.>> Download the FREE WMUR app"It's very meaningful. It's special. I guess it's one of the perks of being in the military is things like this," said Karl Smith of the Air National Guard and a Durham resident. "The families do a lot, give back to their country and so this is just a little thing I'm doing to play with their kids for a little while," said Patriots running back Brandon Bolden.Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona has a special connection to the event. In addition to playing in the NFL, he's a U.S. Navy Officer. He and his teammates appreciate the chance to give back."Each member of the family really plays a vital role in service, very appreciative for these kids and their family and the role they play in securing our nation," said Cardona.
The Super Bowl champion New England Patriots are giving back to New Hampshire military families.
On Thursday, seven Patriots players and cheerleaders ran a football and cheerleading clinic at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. It benefited children of servicemen and women from the New Hampshire Air National Guard and U.S. Navy.
"It's very meaningful. It's special. I guess it's one of the perks of being in the military is things like this," said Karl Smith of the Air National Guard and a Durham resident.
"The families do a lot, give back to their country and so this is just a little thing I'm doing to play with their kids for a little while," said Patriots running back Brandon Bolden.
Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona has a special connection to the event. In addition to playing in the NFL, he's a U.S. Navy Officer. He and his teammates appreciate the chance to give back.
"Each member of the family really plays a vital role in service, very appreciative for these kids and their family and the role they play in securing our nation," said Cardona.
Patriots players, cheerleaders bring football and cheer clinic to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Clinic was open to children of military, DoD families
Updated: 10:54 PM EDT Apr 18, 2019
Show Transcript
FIRST. CLIP 22, :20-:21 NAT - ARRRG! .THEY GOT THEIR GAME FACE ON. CLIP 24, 7:3 NAT - HIGH KNEES AND AFTER STRETCHING... THEY WERE READY. CLIP 39, 14:38-14:45 NAT - YOU GO GET HIM! ARGH. THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT. ONE MORE! LAUGHS DOZENS OF KIDS... TRAINING WITH THE WORLD CHAMPS CLIP 35, 12:07-12:12 NAT - HUT. OH GOOD JOB, PUSH, BREAK. OH GOOD JOB! SEVEN NEW ENGLAND PATRIO PLAYERS... PLUS CHEERLEADERS, RUNNING A CLINIC AT THE PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD FOR THE CHILDREN OF OUR SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN. CLIP 60, 27:28-27:34 TYLER SLEEPER YOU LIKE SPIKING THE FOOTBALL? YEAH. HOW ABOUT RUNNING WITH THE FOOTBALL? YUP. YOU LIKE EVERYTHING WITH THE FOOTBALL. MM HMM. CLIP 46, 19:22-19:29 KARL SMITH / DURHAM, AIR NATIONAL GUARD SERVICE MEMBER IT'S VERY MEANINGFUL. IT'S SPECIAL. I GUESS IT'S ONE OF THE PERKS OF BEING IN THE MILITARY IS THINGS LIKE THIS. CLIP 53, 22:58-23:04 THE FAMILIES DO A LOT, GIVE BACK TO THEIR COUNTRY AND SO THIS IS JUST A LITTLE THING I'M DOING TO PLAY WITH THEIR KIDS FOR A LITTLE WHILE. RUNNING BACK BRANDON BOLDEN WAS IMPRESSED. CLIP 34, 11:20 NAT - GIRL IN PINK, ARGHH CLIP 53, 23:22-23:28 CRONIN - WE GOT SOME FUTURE RUNNING BACKS OVER HERE OR WHAT? BOLDEN - WE HAVE A FEW AND WE GOT A COUPLE GIRLS OUT HERE THAT ARE ACTUALLY DOING VERY WELL AS WELL. CLIP 62, 30:17-30:24 THE KIDS ARE LEARNING ALL THE DRILLS FROM PATS PLAYERS LIKE LONG SNAPPER JOE CARDONA WHO H A SPECIAL CONNECTION TO TODAY'S EVENT. CARDONA IS ALSO A U-S NAVY OFFICE HE AND HIS TEAMMATES APPRECIATE THE CHANCE TO GIVE BACK. CLIP 45, 16:55-17:06 EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY REALLY PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN SERVICE, VERY APPRECIATIVE FOR THESE KIDS AND THEIR FAMILY AND THE ROLE THEY PLAY IN SECURING OUR NATION. I KITTERY, MAINE, MC, WMUR NEWS
Patriots players, cheerleaders bring football and cheer clinic to Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Clinic was open to children of military, DoD families
Updated: 10:54 PM EDT Apr 18, 2019
The Super Bowl champion New England Patriots are giving back to New Hampshire military families. On Thursday, seven Patriots players and cheerleaders ran a football and cheerleading clinic at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. It benefited children of servicemen and women from the New Hampshire Air National Guard and U.S. Navy.>> Download the FREE WMUR app"It's very meaningful. It's special. I guess it's one of the perks of being in the military is things like this," said Karl Smith of the Air National Guard and a Durham resident. "The families do a lot, give back to their country and so this is just a little thing I'm doing to play with their kids for a little while," said Patriots running back Brandon Bolden.Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona has a special connection to the event. In addition to playing in the NFL, he's a U.S. Navy Officer. He and his teammates appreciate the chance to give back."Each member of the family really plays a vital role in service, very appreciative for these kids and their family and the role they play in securing our nation," said Cardona.
The Super Bowl champion New England Patriots are giving back to New Hampshire military families.
On Thursday, seven Patriots players and cheerleaders ran a football and cheerleading clinic at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. It benefited children of servicemen and women from the New Hampshire Air National Guard and U.S. Navy.
"It's very meaningful. It's special. I guess it's one of the perks of being in the military is things like this," said Karl Smith of the Air National Guard and a Durham resident.
"The families do a lot, give back to their country and so this is just a little thing I'm doing to play with their kids for a little while," said Patriots running back Brandon Bolden.
Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona has a special connection to the event. In addition to playing in the NFL, he's a U.S. Navy Officer. He and his teammates appreciate the chance to give back.
"Each member of the family really plays a vital role in service, very appreciative for these kids and their family and the role they play in securing our nation," said Cardona.
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