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Lady Panther volleyball drops region opener in Monticello

By castlecountryradio.com · September 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Lady Panthers volleyball squad had made it through the non-region portion of their schedule with a 4-3 record and looked good as they headed into Region 19 play. Tuesday, they jumped into region play when they traveled to Monticello to take on the Buckaroo.

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