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Girls Beach Volleyball Springstead Vs Nature Coast 3/28/23 Photos

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Nature Coast ,6, Madalyn Cullum and teammate Adriana Tirado celebrate a point during their match with Springstead High Wednesday at Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School.Photo by JOE DiCRISTOFALO
Nature Coast ,6, Madalyn Cullum and teammate Adriana Tirado celebrate a point during their match with Springstead High Wednesday at Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School.Photo by JOE DiCRISTOFALO
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The girls varsity beach volleyball conference match was held at Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School, Tuesday March 28, 2023. The Nature Coast Sharks won against the Springstead Eagles by 4-1. 

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