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Spartans take on The Ranches Golf Course

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Region 13 was forced to change venues on the links this week after moving matches from Skyline Mountain to The Ranches. Emery's top three golfers all scored 89, but the Spartans would fall to fifth, scoring a combined 360. Because of course conditions at the Skyline Mountain Resort golf Course in Fairview, the region was forced to change venues this week to The Ranches in Eagle Mountain.

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