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This might have been the best high school softball game I have ever seen. So many great plays by both. I think the greatest sign of respect these two teams have for each other is the fact that not one fan from either team has posted any comments on this story. Congratulations to 2 great teams and 2 classy programs. Good luck to both in the future. I am going to miss you in 4A. 3A just got a little tougher.
It is going to be ruff in 3A next year for sure. 3 of the top 4 teams in 4A are headed to 3A
Spanish Fork #1
Tooele #2
Uintah #4
Should be a very competitive!
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