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The Lady Pirates welcome the Buckaroo to the volleyball court

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Tuesday evening, the Lady Pirates welcomed the Monticello Buckaroo to the volleyball court at Green River High School. The Pirates put up a good fight early, but Monticello took charge in the final set to take a 3-0 win. The loss drops the Green River Lady Pirates to 3-5 overall as they sit at No.

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