The PRSS Senior Girl’s soccer squad hit the field last weekend for a double-header against the Ketchikan Kings on Saturday afternoons and won the first game 2-0 before falling 5-0 in the second game.

The PRSS Senior Girl’s soccer squad hit the field last weekend for a double-header against the Ketchikan Kings on Saturday afternoons and won the first game 2-0 before falling 5-0 in the second game.

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The PRSS Senior Girl’s soccer squad hit the field last weekend for a double-header against the Ketchikan Kings on Saturday afternoons and won the first game 2-0 before falling 5-0 in the second game.

The PRSS Senior Girl’s soccer squad hit the field last weekend for a double-header against the Ketchikan Kings on Saturday afternoons and won the first game 2-0 before falling 5-0 in the second game.

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