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Raiders hand Vipers a double defeat

December 12, 2018 · by Admin2015 ·

The GPV Vipers hosted the Prairie River Junior High Raiders of High Prairie on December 5. The Raiders boys’ team won by a score of 55-40, and their girls’ team won by a score of 52-10.

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