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21 November, 2019

Volleyball tournament at TIS

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Volleyball tournament at TIS Here are the photos from the U13 boys volleyball. They played a tournament at TIS and came 3rd. They played TIS in the bronze medal match and won in a nail biting game.

Here are the photos from the U13 boys volleyball. They played a tournament at TIS and came 3rd. They played TIS in the bronze medal match and won in a nail biting game.

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