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How Marshwood High School students started a hacky sack team — and went viral

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June 9, 2026

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When a cellphone ban went into effect at Marshwood High School, with nothing better to do, members of the baseball team started getting serious about hacky sacking — and went viral. Now, their videos have reached over 5 million views.

Story by Isabelle Oss. Video by Evelyn Dyer.

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