It’s “Aloha” as Former Coral Springs High Football Star Heads to Hawaii
December 13, 2021 • By Matt Rothman
By: Matt Rothman
Former Coral Springs High School football star Camron Bell is officially on his way to playing Division 1 football in Hawaii.
Before committing to the University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2019 graduate, Bell played two seasons with junior college, College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita, California.
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Ball played on the varsity football team with the Colts, winning nine games. Bell shined defensively, recording four interceptions, one fumble, and 28 tackles.
He also threw for 83-yards, rushed for 219, and caught 21 catches for 335 yards to score seven touchdowns.
In college, Bell recorded 19 tackles this past season and had one interception while leading his team to the playoffs after going 7-3 in the regular season.
Next, Bell will be joining a program that went 6-7 this year and is set to play the University of Memphis in a Bowl Game on December 24.
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