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CTV Game of the Week: Holden H.S. vs. Knob Noster H.S.

Written by Muleskinner Staff
October 21, 2016
CTV Game of the Week: Holden H.S. vs. Knob Noster H.S.

The UCM Media Network presents the CTV “Game of the Week” for Oct. 14, 2016 features Holden High School at Knob Noster High School in a Missouri River Valley East battle.

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