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Homestead vs. Branham Photo Gallery

By Brandon Welty, Senior Photography Editor
September 2, 2018
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Harold Rucker III (11)

Last Friday, the Mustangs played against Branham High School in a non-league game. JV lost with a score of 14-30, while Varsity lost with a score of 27-49.

Key players for Varsity were Aaron Odour (12), Harold Rucker III (11) and Jared Wade (11).

You can watch a sports recap video of the Varsity game on the Epitaph YouTube channel or by going to the Sports section on our website!

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Gallery • 8 Photos
Harold Rucker III (11)

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