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Falcons football flattens Tigers 36-6

South Whidbey defeated Granite Falls in its home and Cascade Conference opener 36-6 on Friday night.

By Ben Watanabe • September 19, 2011 3:57 pm

Pat Monell shakes Tigers lineman Zach Whittaker (61) and moves to stiff-arm linebacker Moses Sun (45) on Friday night.

South Whidbey defeated Granite Falls in its home and Cascade Conference opener 36-6 on Friday night.

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