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Boys soccer senior night against Pacifica
Samantha Martinez and Victoria Godinez
March 12, 2025
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Cristiano Alverez ‘25 and his family gather for a hug after their speech. Photo by: Samantha Martinez
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Samantha Martinez, Sports Lead
Samantha Martinez is a junior at VHS in her first year at The Cougar Press. She enjoys photography, volunteering, the beach and watching all kinds of sports.
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