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        Homecoming weekend in a flash

        October 21, 2014

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        Ha sido un año desde que empezó la pandemia y la Ha sido un año desde que empezó la pandemia y las restricciones, y aún estamos sufriendo por las causas de COVID-19. Las restricciones de COVID-19 han causado inconveniencias para muchos, incluso por los atletas estudiantiles que no saben si van a poder jugar quizás por el último año de su carrera de escuela, o por su primer año. Leer más en el enlace de nuestra biografía.
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