Williams Field celebrated a 7-year-old cancer survivor, but East Valley region rival 6A #9 Highland (5-2) was too much for the 6A #11 Black Hawks (5-2)
The Williams Field football team helped celebrate seven-year-old Connor Shaw's cancer-free news on a night full of football and smiles.GILBERT, Ariz. — For 7-year-old Connor Shaw, the last three years have been a journey that adults wouldn't want to go through. . In August 2020, at 4 years old, Connor was admitted to Phoenix Children’s Hospital after complaining of severe leg pain and was subsequently diagnosed with cancer.
To celebrate Connor beating cancer, the Children's Cancer Network invited the Shaw family out to Williams Field High School's football game against Highland on Oct. 13 where he got to run out on the field with the team and was an honorary captain for the Black Hawks. These days he is an active little boy attending school and playing with friends. Connor even started playing flag football in September.
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