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Lady Pirates ousted by Royce City

by | Nov 1, 2023 | Latest, Sports

Seniors Cherish Okpara and Jordyn Agee elevate for a block attempt. The duo of two of Wylie’s eight seniors who saw their career wrap up with the loss to Royce City.  Photo by Austin Smith, C&S Media

The Wylie Lady Pirates’ season came to an end on Monday night at Princeton High School. 

After a fairly one-sided opening set (25-16) for Wylie, the Lady Bulldogs ripped off a trio of consecutive wins to collect their 40th victory of the year. For Coach Sherry Olivares and her team, they wrap up the year with a record of 23-14.

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By Austin Smith  •  [email protected]

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