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4A State Championship: South Florence stops two-point conversion to beat Westside 42-41 (AUDIO)

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4A State Championship: South Florence stops two-point conversion to beat Westside 42-41 (AUDIO)

December14December 14, 2024

4A State Championship: South Florence stops two-point conversion to beat Westside 42-41 (AUDIO)

By Phil KornblutIn

High School Football

That’s two championships in three seasons for South Florence

South Florence coach Drew Marlowe following the win over Westside

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