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VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT: Lewis Too Much For Gentry

FARMINGTON SENIOR HITTER PROVES NEARLY UNSTOPPABLE

By Matt L. Stephens

Posted: October 18, 2011 at 4:48 a.m.

Farmington’s Rene Scheyder, right, jumps to spike a ball against Gentry in the 4A-1 District Volleyball Tournament in Gravette on Monday.

By David Frank Dempsey
Farmington’s Rene Scheyder, right, jumps to spike a ball against Gentry in the 4A-1 District Volleyball Tournament in Gravette on Monday.

Once Lexie Lewis got started, there was no shutting her down.

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