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SLIDESHOW: Boys’ tennis loses 3-2 against Wayland

Thomas Garcia, Staff Photographer
May 1, 2026
On April 9, [ID NEEDED] jumps to hit the ball during a home against Wayland.
Thomas Garcia
Sophomore Michael Harmon jumps to hit the ball during the boys' tennis 3-2 loss against Wayland on April 9.
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