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EP girls win country carnival

Eyre Peninsula’s under 16 girls’ cricket team which won Country Carnival: Back: Coach Andrew Woolford, Mylee Haylock, Airlee Seal, Chelsea Shepperd, Karlie Zibell, Jessica Woolford, Macy Hartwig, secretary Adele Kingdon, team manager Darren Hunt; front: Ava Jenner, captain Scarlett Hunt, vice-captain Ella Simpson, Ella Fewster and Matilda Cummins. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Andrew Woolford

The Eyre Peninsula girls cricket team won its first Country Carnival in the Barossa Valley from December 11 to 15. […]

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