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Playing in their traditional New Years Day Snow Bowl members of the Titan’s Rugby Club braved cold temperatures and snow on the field for a friendly yet competitive match Sunday where the young guys and girls took on the older veterans of the club.



Playing in their traditional New Years Day Snow Bowl members of the Titan’s Rugby Club braved cold temperatures and snow on the field for a friendly yet competitive match Sunday where the young guys and girls took on the older veterans of the club.

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