Lady Monarch swimmers capture triangular meet
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December 6, 2021

Lady Monarch swimmers capture triangular meet

By From JT Staff Reports

Marysville’s girls swimming team won its home opener on Friday.
The Lady Monarchs finished with 88 points, while Lancaster scored 49 and Fairbanks finished with 27.
Lancaster won the boys meet with 81 points.
MHS tallied 67 and Fairbanks finished with eight.
First-place finishes for Marysville were as...

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