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Mountain Brook Plays Homewood: Keep Up On Patch
Keep up with the score of the Spartans' game against Homewood tonight on the Patch Scoreboard.

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Keep up with the score of the Spartans' game against Homewood tonight on the Patch Scoreboard.

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