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Gallery: Football beats Blue Valley Southwest 48-47 to reach the 5A state final for fifth straight season

A touchdown by quarterback senior Daniel Blaine in the last three seconds secured the win for the Jags
November 19, 2023
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Gallery • 10 Photos
By Elizabeth Summa
Senior Daniel Blaine runs through a gap to get a touchdown
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Coach Joel Applebee lifts the trophy and celebrates with the team.
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Senior Kenten Laughman holds the American flag and leads the team out of the jaguar head.
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After the play, junior Garret Clark shows “landshark” to the team and crowd.
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About the Contributor
Elizabeth Summa
Elizabeth Summa, JagWire reporter/photographer
This is senior Elizabeth Summa’s third year on the JagWire staff and she will be taking the role of being a photographer. Outside of journalism, Elizabeth spends her time shopping, listening to music and watching sports. Her favorite team to watch is Sporting Kansas City.

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