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Charlotte 49ers Player Focus: James Foster
From College Station to the Queen City, James Foster has found a new home with Will Healy and the Charlotte 49ers.
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Could you commit a piece of life to an opportunity in a city that you’ve never been, one that’s 400 miles from home? James Foster has, and the 21-year-old Montgomery, Alabama native now finds himself packing for a new chapter in his journey - joining the Charlotte 49ers.
Blessings come in all different forms, but the most frustrating times can often lead to the biggest rewards. For Foster, his journey has seen the highs of being recruited and suiting up for some of the most prestigious schools in the country, and the lows of a near-death experience at the hands of a moving vehicle.