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“I still don’t think we’ve seen the best out of these boys” by Than Acuff The Crested Butte Titans boys’ soccer team remains on the hunt in the 2A state tournament after winning their first two state tournament games, and now faces a massive test in the semifinals. The Titans met Twin Peaks Academy in …

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