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SUBMITTED PHOTO Salisbury’s girls tennis team made it 150 straight Central Carolina Conference victories on Wednesday by defeating West Davidson, 9-0, on the road.

Salisbury High School girls tennis wins 150th

By Post Sports

Published 1:17 am Thursday, September 15, 2016

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