Ava Dickman (11) reads the plans off her sleeve.
Ava Dickman (11) reads the plans off her sleeve.
Mackenzie Sparks

JV softball has a hard loss against Harrison County 2-3

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April 1, 2026
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Ava Dickman (11) reads the plans off her sleeve.
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