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Girls Flag Football Player of the Week: Lexie Hoobler | Week 1

Highland Park sophomore Lexie Hoobler, who is a true three-phase impact player as a quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and punt returner, received the first Bears' Week 1 Girls Flag Football Player of the Week award. Hoobler spoke with ChicagoBears.com about her passion for both flag and tackle football, her Bears fandom and her future in the sport.

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Highland Park sophomore Lexie Hoobler, who is a true three-phase impact player as a quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and punt returner, received the first Bears' Week 1 Girls Flag Football Player of the Week award.1

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  • Girls Flag Football Player of the Week: Lexie Hoobler | Week 1
  • Highland Park sophomore Lexie Hoobler, who is a true three-phase impact player as a quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and punt returner, received the first Bears' Week 1 Girls Flag Football Player of the Week award.
  • Hoobler spoke with ChicagoBears.com about her passion for both flag and tackle football, her Bears fandom and her future in the sport.

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