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Photos from Anderson vs. Avon football DII state title game

Avon, Ohio · Avon

Photos from Anderson vs. Avon football DII state title game

100% Center coverage: 9 sources

Photographer Tony Tribble went to Canton to capture the Anderson vs. Avon state championship football game.See the Story

Perfect Ending: Pioneers rout Mustangs 47-25 to claim 6A state title

North Carolina · North Carolina

Perfect Ending: Pioneers rout Mustangs 47-25 to claim 6A state title

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

CHAPEL HILL — Forty-seven points brought the Watauga football team its first state championship in 47 years on Friday night.See the Story

Hurricanes Targeting State Champions From St. Thomas Aquinas, West Boca Raton

Fort Lauderdale · Fort Lauderdale

Hurricanes Targeting State Champions From St. Thomas Aquinas, West Boca Raton

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MIAMI — Julius Jones made one of the best plays Pitbull Stadium has seen all year. The junior St. Thomas Aquinas wide receiver went deep down the field, managed the defensive back interfering with him and brought in a one-handed catch to put the Raiders in the red zone. “It was a good catch, and it was a great ball too,” Jones said. “(Quarterback Mason Mallory) put it right there where I should have got it and it was (pass interference), but you…See the Story

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