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Schenectady aims for breakthrough season in Class AA

Deep, experienced Patriots expect to improve on 5-4 mark in 2007

Thursday, September 4, 2008

By Jim Schiltz (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

Schenectady turned its fortunes around in a big way last fall, celebrating its 20th anniversary season with an all-time high of five victories. The Patriots are looking for more to begin their third decade of varsity play. Much more....

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