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Columbia River girls soccer punches 9th consecutive berth in state semifinals

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The Columbia River High girls soccer team punched its ticket to their ninth straight appearance in the Class 2A state semifinals with a 3-0 win over W.F. West at O’Rourke Field on Saturday. After a scoreless first half, Auva Brandt’s free kick broke the tie in the 52nd minute, firing a rocket just over W.F. […]

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