The Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet awards two local soccer stars with the Body Armor MVP awards. Addison Stanciak, a rising junior at Warren High School in Gurnee, and Chase Adams, a rising sophomore at Naperville Central were chosen out of 6,000 students.
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