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Panthers lose to Enumclaw at Thursday match | Bonney Lake golf scores

Bonney Lake High's golf teams both lost to Enumclaw at the Enumclaw home match Thursday.

By Daniel Nash • September 21, 2012 8:34 pm

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Bonney Lake High’s golf teams both lost to Enumclaw at the Enumclaw home match Thursday.

The boys team lost 79-56.

The girls team lost 159-114.

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