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Lady Dino volleyball goes 1-1 against San Juan, Richfield

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The Lady Dino volleyball squad enjoyed the friendly confines of Jurassic Park this week for a couple of non-region tilts. First up, the San Juan Broncos handed the Dinos a 3-0 loss. On Thursday, Carbon welcomed the Richfield Wildcats, and the Lady Dinos came away with a 3-2 win.

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