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Girls Lacrosse Pink Out Game

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Taylor Kirkwood, Staff Writer
May 23, 2024
Senior, Katie Fry (left) brought her grandma, Sophomore, Mckenna Kulka (middle) brought her cousin, and Sophomore Lily Sidwell (right) brought her mother who has survived the fight against breast cancer to support their pink out game.
Senior, Katie Fry (left) brought her grandma, Sophomore, Mckenna Kulka (middle) brought her cousin, and Sophomore Lily Sidwell (right) brought her mother who has survived the fight against breast cancer to support their pink out game.
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Sophomore Ella Doby (in the middle) and her other teammates are wearing pink ribbons to support breast cancer awareness on Friday, March 22nd, in their pink out game against Hershey.

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