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Junior midfielder Owen Osagiede clears the ball with a header over Chapman junior midfielder Peter Senko (2) and junior defender Thomas Pierce (5) Oct. 16 at Ortmayer Stadium. The Leopards lost to Chapman, 2-0, in their Southern California Intercollegiate Conference match-up. / photo by Darcelle Jones-Wesley
Junior midfielder Owen Osagiede clears the ball with a header over Chapman junior midfielder Peter Senko (2) and junior defender Thomas Pierce (5) Oct. 16 at Ortmayer Stadium. The Leopards lost to Chapman, 2-0, in their Southern California Intercollegiate Conference match-up. / photo by Darcelle Jones-Wesley
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Darcelle Jones-Wesley, a senior photography major, is photography editor of the Campus Times. Her work can also be found at photographybydarcelle.com.

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