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nice goals murray
Does anybody know how Granger did last year in the season and in the state tournament?
I believe Granger was very competitive in their region last year, which included quality teams as: Highland, Olympus & East; however, in the State Tournament they had to travel to Mountain View for their first state tournament game and were destroyed by MV 5 - 1.
elias is probably going to take granger to region and win... GO GRANGER!!
Yeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!! Elias is the next messi!!! Hope he gets recruited by u-17 Samoa natioNal team!
elias is good to play anywher
elias is like 28
actually, he is 22. like seriously.
Watch out for Granger they will be dangerous in the playoffs!!!!
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