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Cardinal and White Game concludes spring football season

Quinn Mulholland
May 22, 2013
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Grady’s offense (white) lines up against its defense (red)/

The Grady football team’s spring season culminated yesterday in the annual Cardinal and White Game, in which Grady’s offense faced off against its defense. The game was preceded by a girls’ flag football game between underclassmen and rising seniors. Photos by Quinn Mulholland.

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The girls huddle before the flag football game begins.
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Cardinal and White Game concludes spring football season