H.S. girls soccer: Haleyville at Mars Hill
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Mars Hill’s Ruthie Reeves (11) connects against Haleyville during their game Thursday at Mars Hill Bible School. [DAN BUSEY/TIMESDAILY]
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Mars Hill’s Lizzie Bridges (2) attempts a shot on goal against Haleyville during their game Thursday at Mars Hill Bible School. [DAN BUSEY/TIMESDAILY]
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Mars Hill’s Ruthie Reeves (11) connects against Haleyville during their game Thursday at Mars Hill Bible School. [DAN BUSEY/TIMESDAILY]
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Mars Hill’s Lizzie Bridges (2) attempts a shot on goal against Haleyville during their game Thursday at Mars Hill Bible School. [DAN BUSEY/TIMESDAILY]
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