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Sports: Town Hall soccer season comes to a close

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Hannah Lady and Austin Gooch (right) of the Suburban Sand Dragons try to get past Joseph Tiso of the Pine Cove Market Crimson Tide in the 9-11 year old Town Hall soccer championship game held Thursday at Idyllwild School. In the end, the Suburban Sand Dragons went home with the win. Photo by Teresa Garcia-Lande
Hannah Lady and Austin Gooch (right) of the Suburban Sand Dragons try to get past Joseph Tiso of the Pine Cove Market Crimson Tide in the 9-11 year old Town Hall soccer championship game held Thursday at Idyllwild School. In the end, the Suburban Sand Dragons went home with the win. Photo by Teresa Garcia-Lande
WHAT A KICK: The Forest Lumber Manchester United, yellow, and the Idyllwild.com Blue Nightmare played in the championship game Tuesday at Idyllwild School. Manchester United won the championship against the Blue Nightmare.
WHAT A KICK: The Forest Lumber Manchester United, yellow, and the Idyllwild.com Blue Nightmare played in the championship game Tuesday at Idyllwild School. Manchester United won the championship against the Blue Nightmare.
The Town Crier Storm (light blue) and the Leigh’s Awesome Rockets (green) played each other in one of the final games of the season Tuesday at Idyllwild School. Photos by Jenny Kirchner
The Town Crier Storm (light blue) and the Leigh’s Awesome Rockets (green) played each other in one of the final games of the season Tuesday at Idyllwild School.
Photos by Jenny Kirchner
The Town Crier Storm (light blue) and the Leigh’s Awesome Rockets (green) played each other in one of the final games of the season Tuesday at Idyllwild School. Photos by Jenny Kirchner
The Town Crier Storm (light blue) and the Leigh’s Awesome Rockets (green) played each other in one of the final games of the season Tuesday at Idyllwild School.
Photos by Jenny Kirchner

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