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Carbon finishes season on high note at Liberty Park

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SALT LAKE CITY — The Carbon High School girls tennis team concluded its 2026 season at the 3A State Tennis Tournament, held Oct. 1-3 at Liberty Park. Facing some of the top competition in the state, the Lady Dinos showcased both their veteran leadership and promising young talent throughout the tournament.

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