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Midland High Beats Odessa, Remains District-Undefeated

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Midland High Beats Odessa, Remains District-Undefeated

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Midland High swept Odessa High 3-0 to stay unbeaten in District 2-6A, improving to 5-0 in district play and 25-7 overall. The victory followed a sweep of Permian, extending Midland’s run of dominant district results. Odessa, which entered the match at 2-2 in district after a five-set loss to San Angelo Central, was set to face Midland Lee next. Permian began the second half of district play against Midland Lee after losing in straight sets to Midland High; Permian was 1-3 in district, while Lee was still seeking its first district win.

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