Preparatory Talk: La Cañada, who was not defeated, turns into the Dash Running sheet

The high soccer coach Dave Avramovich said that he has never heard anyone who receives, asks or calls back to the paper in his last name. It is always, “Dash!”

It is a suitable title (his real name is Dashiell) for how his enemy in the Spartans 5-0 football team. In its last match Thursday evening, the paper rushed to 189 yards and one victory over 42-13 over Maranga.

He gained a senior 689 yard and recorded eight touches of land.

“It is great,” said Avramovich. “He has grown a ton. Last year, the backup was running. He had a set of landing operations that were called by the sanctions. We can see the explosion in practices and games. It is running difficult.”

La Cañada beat Crescenta, La Salle and Maraanatha, all neighboring schools. If they play and hit St. Francis, they can claim that they are the hero of the neighborhood.

“I don’t want to play St. Francis,” said Avramovich.

He became a good friend of St. Francis Dean Herington.

Currently, it comes to watching Dash Dash on his way to landing.

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