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Lady Spartans soccer season comes to an end in opening round

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The Lady Spartans' 2026 soccer season ended Wednesday with a trip to Ogden to face the No. 2 Tigers in the opening round of the State Championships. The Spartans had a bumpy campaign but never gave up, though the Tigers won 10-0. Emery closes out the season at 0-17, finishing 15th in the Utah High School Activities Association and MaxPreps rankings.

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