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Free State vs. O-South soccer October 4, 2006
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Free State High junior Andrew Heck celebrates the Firebirds' first goal. Free State defeated Olathe South for the first time in school history, 2-0, Tuesday at Free State.
Free State junior Austin Jacobson wins a headball over Olathe South defenders John Huffe, sophomore, center, and Jacob Wayland, sophomore, in the first half of play.
Free State senior Blaine Juhl collides with Olathe South goalkeeper Donovan Dowling, senior, in the first half of play, Tuesday at Free State High School.
Free State sophomore Dale Shillington loses his footing after being bumped by Olathe South senior Jeff Breneman while chasing down a loose ball in the second half.
Free State junior Erik Slan cuts through Olathe South defenders Jacob Wayland, sophomore, left, and John Huffe, sophomore in the first half of Tuesday's game at Free State High School.
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