Prep football: Lost River teammates make sure injured Grady Dunlea accepts state championship trophy
TEAMMATES MAKE SURE INJURED Senior DUNLEA ACCEPTS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY
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It was always more than volleyball.
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This time, the Henley High boys soccer team didn’t allow a three-goal lead to slip away in the quarterfinals of the Class 4A state playoffs.
All last week, the Mazama High coaching staff stressed to its players that they needed to come together as a team in the playoffs.
Mazama High made its first trip to the Class 4A state volleyball tournament count.
This time, the Henley High boys soccer team didn't allow a three-goal lead to slip away in the quarterfinals of the Class 4A state playoffs.
All week, the Mazama High coaching staff stressed to its players that they needed to come together as a team in the playoffs.
