SFHS Devils, Lady Devils defeat Bulldogs, Lady Bulldogs in border battle

by Jake Clapper
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SFHS Red Devil Brock Brown goes for the tip in as Fulton’s Amire Hobbs edges in for the rebound, during action last week pitting the Twin Cities’ teams against each other in a contest hosted by the Bulldogs. (Photo by Jake Clapper)


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Pictured are members of the 2024 FHS Lady Bulldogs softball team, front row, left to right, manager Kalynn Hodges, Diamond Holder, Madison Acosta; second row from left, McKayla Thorn, Lily Haley, Jnyia Robinson, Aleena Johnson; third row, left to right, Katrina Bailey, Rio Lang, Ja’Quasia Hendrix and R’Tisia Walker; back row, Assistant Coach Chuck Seratt and Head Coach Bethany Carter. Not pictured is Dariana Cole 7th , Shae-Lynn Hagerty 7th, Christiana Mitchell 8th, and Cambria Walker 8th. (Photo by Benita Fuzzell)
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