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Cin'Anthony Johnson, Contributor
October 7, 2023
The victories are adding up for the Eagles
The victories are adding up for the Eagles

NUHS football players (from left to right) Cin’Anthony Johnson, Issac Friese, Brody Hacker, Samuel Ibberson, and Dain Barie pose after winning homecoming 42-13 against the Worthington Trojans.

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