mLiveBay City area fall sports roundup: With backs to the wall, it's comeback time
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53% : They added straight-set doubles wins from No. 1 Grant Reder and Ben VanTol, No. 3 Luke LaCourse and Merrick Young and No. 4 Brady Douglas and Jack Holman while Kingston Dufort and Mitch Offenbecker rallied for a three-set triumph at No. 2 doubles.52% : "Western got straight-set singles victories against Powers from No. 2 Aiden Archuleta, No. 3 Luke Abraham and No. 4 Aidan O'Dell.
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