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Lady Dinos advance after dismantling of Providence Hall

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The Lady Dino soccer squad punched their ticket to the next round with a dominant home win over the Providence Hall Patriots on Tuesday afternoon. With a four-goal performance from Malia Smith and Madi Barlow in goal, the Dinos ended Providence Hall's season 12-0.

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