SCB finishes undefeated, wins parish championship
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Pictured are: First row (L-R) Caroline Julian, Sarah Boquet, Halle Bourdonnay, Pylar Zeringue and Taylor DeJean. Second row (L-R) Rebecca Laurent, Isabella Brocato, Molly Tassin, Reagan Woulfe, Allison Zoglio, and Katie Brady. Third row (L-R) Coach Amanda Buchanan, Sara Louque, Morgan Nobile, Madison Cochran and Coach Deanna LeBlanc
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