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Rockridge football takes down Erie-Prophetstown

By Evan Denton,

16 hours ago

In a battle of top contenders in the Three Rivers' Rock Division, Rockridge took down previously undefeated Erie-Prophetstown, 27-14.

Relive some of the top moments from the game in the video above.

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