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Boys Lacrosse vs. Red Land 4/25/24

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Sebastian Rhoades, Staff Writer
May 23, 2024
Junior Cooper Brushwood (#21) scans the field for his teammates in offensive territory.
Junior Cooper Brushwood (#21) scans the field for his teammates in offensive territory.
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Freshman Trey Combs (#28) shoots a viscous forehand for a goal to increase the Little Lion’s lead.
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