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More Than A Game sticks it to cancer with big lacrosse weekend at OCC
Posted: 05.01.2012 at 9:46 PM
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High school lacrosse season is kicking into high gear, and in just a few weeks, squads from around the region will be competing in sectional playoffs. Yet, the More Than a Game Foundation gave those athletes a new kind of motivation this Saturday in their "Stick It to Cancer" high school lacrosse event.
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