Kuna Kavemen football players and their parents share what it's like to have games during the pandemic

Kuna Kavemen football players and their parents share what it's like to have games during the pandemic

Kuna Kavemen football players and their parents share what it's like to have games during the pandemic.

FOOTBALL TEAM -- ISCURRENTLY PLAYINGIN ADA COUNTY.AFTER DELAYINGTHE START OF THEIRSEASON DUE TO THEPANDEMIC...THEKUNA KAVEMEN TOOKON THE LEWISTONBENGALS FRIDAY... INA NON-CONFERENCEMATCHUP.PRIOR TO THEGAME... KAVEMENPARENTS PARADEDTHROUGH THEPARKING LOT...GIVING ONE LASTCHEER TO THEIR KIDSBECAUSE NO FANSWERE ALLOWED.AND ALTHOUGH THETEAM AND PLAYERSWERE EXCITED FORTHE OPPORTUNITYTO PLAY A LIVEGAME... FOR THEIRPARENTS... NOTBEING IN THE STANDSTO CHEER ON THEIRKIDS -- WASDIFFICULT."IT'S KIND OFNERVE-RACKING ASA PARENT NOTWATCHING THEGAME, THROUGHYOUTH FOOTBALLI'VE NEVER MISSED AGAME UNTIL TODAYAND IT HURTS, ITREALLY DOES."ULTIMATELY.... THEKAVEMEN FELL TOTHE BENGALSTHIRTY-SEVEN TOTHIRTY... BUT IDAHONEWS 6 REPORTERSTEVE DENT WILLHAVE MORE ON THEGAME AND THEIREXPERIENCES