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DCHS Huskies stay unbeaten against tough HRHS team

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Contributed by: Michael Robinson on 10/15/2006

The Douglas County High School Huskies came closer to losing their unbeaten status Friday Night against a tough, underrated Highlands Ranch Falcon Team. It was clear the Falcons came to spoil the Huskies' homecoming and they came close to succeeding.

Because the Huskies are the defending state champs, a lot of good reporters are now coming down to Castle Rock to write about the game. The Rocky Mountain News' Pat Rooney wrote a terrific article about this game and its much better than I can do so, to read Pat's article in the Rockyclick here.

To see streaming video of this game click here.
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