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Spider Sports Recap: 2021 women’s lacrosse spring season
By Kayla O'Connell | May 13, 2021After 11 months of no competition, the Spiders opened up their season with a 19-10 win over Radford.
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After 11 months of no competition, the Spiders opened up their season with a 19-10 win over Radford.
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