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Tehya Cox-Potter, Staff Writer|June 1, 2023|15 Views

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Del Michael Primus (7) and Isaiah White (4) go up for the block against Fort Zumwalt North on May 10th.

The boys varsity volleyball finished the season with a team record of 7-19. Their final game of the season was played against Vianney on May 15, losing the game with set scores of 25-18, 25-13, and 25-17.

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Tehya Cox-Potter is a Staff Writer for PattonvilleTODAY. She is a junior at Pattonville High School. This is her first year in Pirate Press. She is involved...

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