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Thu., May 19, 2005

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The two soccer state qualifiers will be decided when Medical Lake (12-4) travels to Riverside (11-3) and Deer Park (6-8) plays at Pullman (14-1), both at 4 p.m. today. The winners advance to the District 7 2A title match Saturday, 1 p.m. at Mead, which determines state seeding. GNL No. 1 will host the No. 3 from the Central Washington Athletic Conference. The GNL No. 2 hosts the CWAC No. 4. … Medical Lake’s boys and Pullman’s girls won the league tennis titles. Districts will be held this weekend at WSU.

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