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Eastside Catholic closes regular season with 49-6 win - Sammamish Independent

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Eastside Catholic concluded their regular season on a high note, defeating their opponent with a remarkable 49-6 score. The Crusaders' performance was characterized by strategic plays and powerful execution, highlighting their strengths as a cohesive unit. Major contributions came from several key players, who scored multiple touchdowns and showcased their athletic prowess. This victory not only enhances their morale heading into the playoffs but also reinforces their reputation as a formidable team within the league. The coaching staff's strategies were evident in the players' execution, indicating thorough preparation and adaptability.

As the Crusaders gear up for postseason play, their impressive regular-season record positions them as serious contenders for the championship title. Fans are eager to support the team as they embark on this critical journey. Analysts are keeping a close eye on Eastside Catholic, predicting that their recent success may lead to an exhilarating playoff run.

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