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A pair of big road wins has the U14 boys rising up 4 spots in the rankings @ecnlboys 📈⬆️ W10-0 vs KC Athletics W7-0 vs Union KC #fcwichita | #wearewichita | #ecnl | #yourteamyourcommunity | #leadersplayhere
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Posted On: September 23rd 2026, 12:19 am
A pair of big road wins has the U14 boys rising up 4 spots in the rankings @ecnlboys 📈⬆️
W10-0 vs KC Athletics
W7-0 vs Union KC

#fcwichita | #wearewichita | #ecnl | #yourteamyourcommunity | #leadersplayhere
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