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com on September 09, 2026 By Maxwell Misner Skyler Davis ALTAMONT — The Green River Pirates traveled to Altamont on Tuesday, Sept. 8, for a non-region matchup against the Longhorns. While Altamont ultimately secured the victory, the Pirates showed resilience throughout the contest and put together several strong offensive performances.

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