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Source: Franklin Favorite

The Franklin-Simpson Lady Cats’ soccer programs celebrated their historic championship seasons last Monday at the FSHS Cafeteria.The Lady Cats’ varsity program didn’t have the overall record that they wanted as they endured numerous injuries, which means new players had to adapt to the varsity level and learn their positions and their roles that it entails.Despite all of that, the Lady Cats made school history by winning the 13th District Tournament championship for the third year in a row by avenging earlier regular season 13th District losses to the Logan County Lady Cougars and the Todd County Central Lady Rebels.The team followed that by achieving their first-ever victory during the opening round of the 4th Region Girls’ Soccer Tournament over the Monroe County Lady Falcons from the 16th District.“We the coaches feel like everyone that played varsity deserves an award because of the way each of them had to step up and play because of our injuries, from concussions to ankle and…

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