Congrats to the RUFC Boys U13 team for winning the championship in a tournament the participated in on Jan 21-22.
Good job boys!
Contact info:
Anna Meza
anna_mariomeza@yahoo.com
(661) 472-0139
LA Times: State Senate OKs moratorium on university executive pay raises - http://t.co/MB3HwHil #college #university #CSU
Tehachapi High receives grant from 'Project Lead The Way' - http://t.co/NKD5JQay #Tehachapi #highschool #STEM
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