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Prep football: Spartans roll over Mavs in Wesco crossover game - Lynnwood Today

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The Stanwood Spartans delivered an impressive performance against the Meadowdale Mavericks in a Wesco crossover football game at Bob Larson Stadium. From the outset, the Spartans established their dominance, showcasing their tactical prowess and athletic skills on the field. Senior Brian Mills led the Mavericks' offensive efforts, but the Spartans' defense proved too strong, limiting their scoring opportunities. This victory is significant for the Spartans as they remain a key contender in the 2A/3A Wesco League, currently sitting in third place in the North Conference. The game also highlighted the passion of local football fans, who filled the stands to support their teams.

Meadowdale's struggle in this match raises questions about their potential for the remainder of the season. As the Spartans continue to build momentum, they will look to capitalize on this victory in upcoming games. The crossover matchup served not only as a test of skill but also as a crucial moment in the teams' respective seasons.

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