| Kanazawa Evergreen football | |||
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| First season | 1981 | ||
| Location | Kanazawa | ||
| Conference | Hokuriku Collegiate American Football League | ||
| Division | Division 1 | ||
| Colors | Green and Gold | ||
| Website | http://evergreen07.web.fc2.com/ | ||
The Kanazawa Evergreen football program, established in 1981, represents Kanazawa University in college football. Kanazawa is a member of the Hokuriku Collegiate American Football League.
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