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Hernando High TJ Rodier took the hard way to home through a tag attempt by the Satellite catcher in Tuesday Night action in Brooksville. Rodier scored as the ball came loose from the catchers glove on the play. Photo by JOE DiCRISTOFALO
Hernando High TJ Rodier took the hard way to home through a tag attempt by the Satellite catcher in Tuesday Night action in Brooksville. Rodier scored as the ball came loose from the catchers glove on the play. Photo by JOE DiCRISTOFALO
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Hernando High’s varsity baseball team won their home playoff game against Satellite Beach by 6-0. 

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