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SLIDESHOW: Girls’ tennis powers past Marlborough

Evie Cage, Senior Staff Photographer
June 1, 2026
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Evie Cage
At the end of the girls’ tennis doubles match on May 19, sophomores Clara Campbell and Sarah Campbell tap rackets with their opponent.
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