ALL-STAR GIRLS SOCCER: East Displays Dominance

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ALL-STAR GIRLS SOCCER: East Displays Dominance

WEST MANAGES ONLY THREE SHOTS ON GOAL IN MATCH

Posted: June 23, 2010 at 3:44 a.m.

J.T. Wampler
Gentry’s Adora Lee attempts to get past Searcy’s McKenzie Clark on Tuesday during the Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star Girls Soccer Match in Fayetteville.

Bryant girls soccer coach Julie Long thought her East All-Stars might be the underdog if their lack of intensity from Monday’s practice carried into Tuesday’s game.

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West All-Star Spanky Purdy of Rogers Heritage swings at a pitch during the first of two Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star Baseball Games on Tuesday in Baum Stadium in Fayetteville.

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