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Girls Softball Springstead Vs Hernando Photos 2/23/2023

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Hernando High ,3, Aryanna Eliopoulos slides into home just ahead of a tag attempt by Springstead catcher, Rachel Rivera Thursday at Springstead High. Photo by JOE DiCRISTOFALO
Hernando High ,3, Aryanna Eliopoulos slides into home just ahead of a tag attempt by Springstead catcher, Rachel Rivera Thursday at Springstead High. Photo by JOE DiCRISTOFALO
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Thursday 2/23/23 the Springstead girls softball team played home against Hernando and lost by 16-0.

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