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The Laurel Sportsplex 14-and-under tennis team recently finished fourth in the 2010 Junior Team Tennis State Championships at Ridgeland Tennis Center. Team members are front row, from left, Vanessa Baldwin, Esther Tibbs, Holly Ford; back, William Callen, Josiah Marcellino and captain Scott Kiewit.
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The Laurel Sportsplex 14-and-under tennis team recently finished fourth in the 2010 Junior Team Tennis State Championships at Ridgeland Tennis Center. Team members are front row, from left, Vanessa Baldwin, Esther Tibbs, Holly Ford; back, William Callen, Josiah Marcellino and captain Scott Kiewit. Photo/Submitted
July 30, 2010
Finishes fourth in tennis championships
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