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Hawks elevated play not enough against Saints

HHSS Red Hawks19 October 2021

By Darren LumAfter opening the Kawartha High School Field Hockey League season with a home loss against the Hurricanes the week before, the Red Hawks girls’ field hockey team was able to take the energy…

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