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Caroline Macander, who twisted her knee in ‘a weird way,’ and Mother McAuley go out like a state champion. Giving their all.

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Posted November 14, 2021

Caroline Macander and her McAuley teammates received an ovation worthy of a champion following a stunning 15-25, 25-18, 25-17 loss.

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Caroline Macander, who twisted her knee in ‘a weird way,’ and Mother McAuley go out like a state champion. Giving their all.

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