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Demolition team: Spartans defeat Crusaders with explosive first half

St. Joseph-Ogden scored ten times in the first half on the way to an 80-31 win over Althoff Catholic on a picture-perfect day last Saturday at Dick Duval Field. Here are 50 photos of big moments from flashy catches to the tough as nails linemen in the trenches as well as the fans and band from the first-round home playoff game for the Spartans.

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