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Mavericks play Kinkaid, lose 1-0

On Oct. 24, the Mavericks fought valiantly against the Kinkaid Falcons. Here are the highlights:
Maggie Hester
November 1, 2023
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Kaitlyn Chang dribbles around her opponents as she makes a push up the field towards the goal.
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Maggie Hester
Maggie Hester, Staff Writer
Maggie Hester (’26) joined The Review in 2023 as a sophomore.