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Intense game for the Muskies unfortunately ends in a loss against the Raiders. Aaron Cortez scoring the first goal on a corner kick and Woodlens Frederic scoring the second.
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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 02:39 am
Intense game for the Muskies unfortunately ends in a loss against the Raiders. Aaron Cortez scoring the first goal on a corner kick and Woodlens Frederic scoring the second.

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