Through the lens: Fall sports in full swing
DYLAN GREENE | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 years, 3 months AGO
Freshman Madison Hall nears the finish line during the Pine Street Woods Invite on Aug. 27.
(File photo by DYLAN GREENE)
Junior Evan Dickinson heads the ball toward the goal during a game against Moscow on Aug. 31 at War Memorial Field.
(File photo by DYLAN GREENE)
Senior Hannah Wagoner dribbles the ball upfield during a game against Stillwater Christian on Aug. 26.
(File photo by DYLAN GREENE)
Senior Shane Gamber pushes the ball upfield during a game against Stillwater Christian on Aug. 26 at PRLHS.
(File photo by DYLAN GREENE)
Senior Lauren Breuner jump serves during a match against Timberlake on Aug. 31 at Les Rogers Court.
(File photo by DYLAN GREENE)
Senior Trey Clark closes in on the finish of the Pine Street Woods Invite on Aug. 27.
(File photo by DYLAN GREENE)
Sophomore Hannah Harvey battles for possession of the ball with a Lewiston defender on Aug. 28 at War Memorial Field.
(File photo by DYLAN GREENE)
There has been plenty of action through the first two weeks of the fall sports season. Unfortunately, due to space and time constraints, some photos have yet to see the light of day. So I sorted through my files and found some of the best I have taken of local athletes over the last two weeks. Enjoy.
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