14U Hurricanes beat out 22 teams from three states
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The Hurricanes began the 2010 season with a first place win in Gulfport in April. Since then, the Hurricanes have finished second in three tournaments and also earned a fourth place finish.
Team members are, first row (from left to right) Meta Hight, Taylor Hogan, Maeson Martindale and Jessica Mire. Second row (from left to right) Anna Hall, Morgan Dufrene, Lauren Simar, Alaina Guarino, Bryce Button and Bailee Hurm. Not pictured are coaches Melissa Martindale and Gerald Mire.
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