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11/17 Football Game

December 2, 2024
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Story by Jenna Shores
On Nov. 15, 2024 the Liberty High School varsity football team traveled to Blue Springs South to compete in the class 6 district 7 championship against the Panthers football team at seven p.m. The final score turned out to be 21-7.

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