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PUBLIC VS. PRIVATE, BOYS VS. GIRLS
An interesting match this week, and toss those stereotypes aside, because it’s a very competitive contest. The private school is Lake Ridge Academy in North Ridgeville, Ohio, and the public school is Brookside High School in Sheffield, Ohio. It just happened that the Lake Ridge team is all male, as pictured left to right, John Harrington, Ryan Rosu, and Sparsh Balabadrapatruni, and Brookside is represented by three women competitors, left to right, Dakota Rabineau, Lucia Morello, and Kassie Brooks. To hear the program, click above. Open it in a separate window if you wish to continue to browse the web as you listen. If you can’t wait to see the results, there’s a spoiler in the form of our official news release.
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