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Homecoming and SAT to coincide for first time

September 30, 2011
By Judd Liebman

Wolverine football beat El Camino Real 39-31 Saturday night for a clean sweep of four athletics victories. Homecoming 2011 started off with a Friday night water polo victory over Foothill and continued on Saturday with a field hockey 4-0 shutout over Bonita and a 3-1 volleyball victory over Lakewood.

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