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Two great team! Too bad someone has to lose. Maybe they will have a chance to play against each other at STATE!
GO GRANTSVILLE!!!!! GO COWBOYS (and COWGIRLS)!!!!!
My heroes have always been COWBOYS!
You girls are the greatest kids I know. You just keep believing in yourselves and in your teammates and it will all be yours. Keep up the hard work. We as a community believe in you. Get it done. Mohaunna.
Don't worry girls, a few losses never killed anyone
way to play hard girls. good luck with the rest of your season and the start of region!! :) :) GO DINOS!!
Way to go ladies!!! You have such heart :)
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