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Softball takes out East Bay

Shortstop Jessica DeGiacomo tags out Stephanie Chu of Cal State East Bay caught in a pickle between second and third base. The University of La Verne’s softball team went on to win both games, 12-11 and 16-2. / photo by Lindsey Gooding
Shortstop Jessica DeGiacomo tags out Stephanie Chu of Cal State East Bay caught in a pickle between second and third base. The University of La Verne’s softball team went on to win both games, 12-11 and 16-2. / photo by Lindsey Gooding
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