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November 21, 2009

	PHOTOS: Chattanooga Christian Falls To CPA posted November 4, 2009 The Lady Chargers of Chattanooga Christian fell short in the state A-AA soccer tournament with a 2-0 loss to Christ Presbyterian Academy. View Photo: 1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 Photo by Michael Locke Rebecca Whiteside of Chattanooga Christian is squeezed by CPA's Victoria Anderson and Erin Conley. Photo by Michael Locke Jennifer Fortmiller of CCS goes for the ball against CPA's Lizzy Orr. Photo by Michael Locke Hannah Farlett of CCS moves against Dabney Wilson of CPA. Photo by Michael Locke Abbie Holt of CCS goes up against CPA's Victoria Anderson. Photo by Michael Locke Tiffany Sullivan of CCS advances the ball past Maeson Wampler of CPA. Photo by Michael Locke Lady Chargers Chancey Simmons and Abbie Holt control the ball. Photo by Michael Locke Allie Sullivan of CCS throws inbound. Email this to a friend



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