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Lady Spartans have their hands full at Grand

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On Tuesday, the Lady Spartan tennis squad traveled to Moab to take on the Grand County Red Devils. With the year winding down, every match counts as they march toward the postseason. The Red Devils were ready for the Spartans, taking four matches as Emery fell, 4-1.

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