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I would do the update, but I have not learned how to do tables in wiki... some help is needed. The High School Championships were just completed. After 2004, the youth league was split into two divisions (East and West) The winners are as follows:
WESTERN Open Division 1. The Northwest School (Seattle, Wash.) Girls’ Division 1. Nathan Hale (Seattle, Wash.)
EASTERN Open Division 1. Amherst Regional (Amherst, Mass.) Girls’ Division 1. Amherst (Amherst, Mass.)
22 December 2005, Sholom tagged attention and wrote edit summary "in need of attention (e.g., more info)" -- Christopherlin 22:21, 26 February 2006 (UTC)
Perhaps the college championship winners should link (externally) to the respective teams, rather than the wiki pages for the respective universities. Thoughts? - fish ( talk) 16:31, 26 December 2008 (UTC)
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I would do the update, but I have not learned how to do tables in wiki... some help is needed. The High School Championships were just completed. After 2004, the youth league was split into two divisions (East and West) The winners are as follows:
WESTERN Open Division 1. The Northwest School (Seattle, Wash.) Girls’ Division 1. Nathan Hale (Seattle, Wash.)
EASTERN Open Division 1. Amherst Regional (Amherst, Mass.) Girls’ Division 1. Amherst (Amherst, Mass.)
22 December 2005, Sholom tagged attention and wrote edit summary "in need of attention (e.g., more info)" -- Christopherlin 22:21, 26 February 2006 (UTC)
Perhaps the college championship winners should link (externally) to the respective teams, rather than the wiki pages for the respective universities. Thoughts? - fish ( talk) 16:31, 26 December 2008 (UTC)