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Cape Breton Highlands Academy Huskies win soccer title

SaltWire Network | Posted: Dec. 7, 2020, 3:30 p.m. | Updated: Dec. 7, 2020, 5:40 p.m. | 1 Min Read
The Cape Breton Highlands Academy Huskies were crowned the Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation Division 3 girls Highland Region soccer champions last month. The Terre Noire school defeated Baddeck Academy 5-0 in the championship game. Front row, from left, Lynn MacKinnon, MacKenzie Roach, Kali Chiasson, Kalyn Ingraham-Phillips, Maria Marques. Back row, from left, Aurel LeLievre (coach), Rebecca Hunt, Laura Morrison, Summer Deveau, Makayla Jenkins, Courtney Aucoin, Kaycee Timmons, Catherine Chiasson, Ava Ross, Maddie Gale, Chantal Muise, Emily Ross and Abby Morrison. Contributed/AUREL LELIEVRE
The Cape Breton Highlands Academy Huskies were crowned the Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation Division 3 girls Highland Region soccer champions last month. The Terre Noire school defeated Baddeck Academy 5-0 in the championship game. Front row, from left, Lynn MacKinnon, MacKenzie Roach, Kali Chiasson, Kalyn Ingraham-Phillips, Maria Marques. Back row, from left, Aurel LeLievre (coach), Rebecca Hunt, Laura Morrison, Summer Deveau, Makayla Jenkins, Courtney Aucoin, Kaycee Timmons, Catherine Chiasson, Ava Ross, Maddie Gale, Chantal Muise, Emily Ross and Abby Morrison. Contributed/AUREL LELIEVRE

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TERRE NOIRE, N.S. — The Cape Breton Highlands Academy Huskies were crowned the Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation Division 3 girls Highland Region soccer champions last month.

The Terre Noire school defeated Baddeck Academy 5-0 in the championship game. 

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