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Senior Elliana Schulze helped the Falcons’ beach volleyball team start the season with a win over Scottsdale Prep on Wednesday, Feb. 21. She and her partner, senior Savannah Peterson, won in three sets. (Independent Newsmeida/George Zeliff)

Fountian Hills High School spring sports began on Wednesday, Feb. 21. The beach volleyball team beat Scottsdale Prep 4-1 in the season opener, and the baseball team played Youngker in the first game of the Cougar Classic Pre-Season Baseball Tournament.

Baseball and Softball

Both the baseball and softball teams will travel to Valley Christian to play their first regular season games on Wednesday, Feb. 28. The girls play at 4 p.m., and the varsity baseball game starts at 6:30 p.m.

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