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diligently. His technical skills showed a vast improvement along with his conditioning and strength,” Rappahannock County athletic director and head football coach Bob Czekaj said. “There are very few high school athletes that are willing to work as hard as Dean worked. As his strength and skill improved, so did his confidence.”

A four-year letterman on the Panthers’ varsity football team, Hogan, who lives in Amissville, averaged 40.1 yards per punt over his career. He attended the Ray Guy/Prokicker.com Kicking Academy where he earned the 48th spot on the national rankings list for punters.

Besides serving as Rappahannock County’s punter, Hogan also handled the placekicking duties and

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