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Team 1
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DEMOLITION U14
GIRLS
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Taylor Anderson MID/FORWARD, 10 Alyssa Andres MID/ Forward, 7 Kate
Burkhart MID/FORWARD 9 Abby Chin DEFENDER/MID, 15 Courtney Conway
MID/FORWARD, 2 Juliana Lamera DEFENDER/MID 1 Hannah Lettington
GOALIE/MID/FORWARD, 16 Allison Mckinnon MID/Forward 4 Nikki
Morales DEFENDER, 3 Cristina Rodriguez DEFENDER, 14 Nicole Sanchez
FORWARD 5 Megan Smith MID/DEFENDER, 8 Anna Urps MID/FORWARD, 6 Caira
Woo LEFT DEFENDER/MID |
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