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  • Oak Hill and Shady Spring high school and Collins Middle School players were joined by members of the community and Terri’s Tribute representatives in releasing 100 pink balloons at halftime of the girls soccer game in Oak Hill. Steve Keenan

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  • Fayetteville High School staged Dig Pink Night during an evening of middle school and high school volleyball games at the school. Players and coaches from Fayetteville, Valley and Woodrow Wilson high schools and Fayetteville and Meadow Bridge middle schools participated in a special ceremony during which the announcer read names of friends and family members afflicted by cancer, whom the players and coaches were representing. Steve Keenan

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  • Fayetteville Middle players wear the Dig Pink message on their uniforms as they listen during a huddle. Steve Keenan

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  • Players from the different schools walk into the Fayetteville High gym, immediately above right, carrying flowers and balloons. Steve Keenan

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  • Barry Massey, right, and Linda Stone prepare balloons for launch at Oak Hill High Thursday. The Terri’s Tribute campaign, which was organized to provide scholarships for the children of breast cancer victims, was named in honor of Massey’s late wife, Terri Lynne Massey. Stone is the grandmother of OHHS boy’s varsity player Grant Whitmore. Steve Keenan

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October 8, 2012

A passion for pink

Breast cancer awareness

Local high school and middle school sports teams took time Thursday to show their support of the breast cancer awareness drive and support for friends and family members who have been afflicted by the disease.

 

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