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Photo gallery: Five dive team athletes qualify for State Championships

Cheyenne Drury, Staff Writer
April 24, 2015
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Five American River College dive athletes including Courtney Matthews, Zachary Yokoyama, Carson Marin, Javier Salcedo and Jared Saldate qualified for State Championships. They will be compete at East Los Angeles College April 30 through May 3.

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