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Union Grove boys ready for run?

By Stan Awtrey
March 25, 2014

The Union Grove boys were second in Class AAAAA a year ago, but may have the depth and experience needed to take the next step this spring.

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Junior Rachel Dai shot a 1-under 70 and was medalist for the third straight week. Cambridge also counted 74s from juniors Sabrina Long and Payton Schanen. Tiffany Elam also had a 79.

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