California School for the Deaf-Riverside looking to make historic playoff run
Any High School Varsity Football team with an 11-0 record has reason to be proud, especially if they are one win away from their Division Championship Game for the first time in their High School?s 68 year history. But this particular school is the California School for the Deaf (CDSR), Riverside, and when you see our story, you will notice that they communicate, between themselves, and their coaches, using sign language.
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