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HAR-BER REBOUNDS AFTER ROUGH FIRST SEASON

Posted: December 3, 2009 at 5:14 a.m.

Karen E. Segrave Springdale Har-Ber’s Kaleb Vaughn tries to get past Cabot’s Logan Spry during their Class 7A semifinal game Friday in Cabot.

Chris Wood had never experienced a season quite like 2006, and the Springdale Har-Ber coach made it a point afterward to make sure that never happened again.

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