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Carbon student-athletes earn fall Academic All-State honors

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CARBON — The Utah High School Activities Association recently announced its fall sports Academic All-State recipients, recognizing student-athletes who have demonstrated excellence in both their respective sports and the classroom. Carbon High School had 15 student-athletes recognized for their dedication to academics and athletics during the fall season.

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