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Spartans shutout Fife | Sumner Tennis

The Sumner Spartans girls tennis team hosted Fife Thursday. The Spartans start the season off with a win, beating the Trojans 5-0.

By Sarah Brenden • March 20, 2014 11:40 pm

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The Sumner Spartans girls tennis team hosted Fife Thursday.

The Spartans start the season off with a win, beating the Trojans 5-0.

Sumner travels to Washington today for the second game of the season where they will face off against the Patriots at 3:30 p.m.

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