The district sent 22 players to the "Cocoa Beach Expo," at which high school and college teams from around the country scrimmage.
The Vikings went 3-1 in their exhibition games against competition from two different Canadian high schools and a Miami private school. The team left Florida with something more valuable than wins, third-year Head Coach March Houser said.
"Trips like this build team chemistry and mental toughness," Houser said. "The team had to work together a lot for this trip to work -- and it wasn't just on the field."
Houser is trying to build on his team's 13-13-1 record from last season. He hopes a trip to the Sunshine State might help his team become a contender.
"The team played very well," he said. "They made mistakes but not mental mistakes and that shows me a lot.
"We need to carry that focus over into the regular season."
Opening Day is April 1.
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