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Girls Soccer Non-Region LINDON, Utah—Cami Simmons recorded a hat trick and the Maeser Prep Lions blanked North Sanpete 7-0 Monday in non-region girls soccer play. Huey Jackson earned the shutout in the net in victory for the Lions.

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