Notre Dame Cougar Payton LaGrange gets under a pass as Lindsay Thurber Raider Sean Vandervlis covers him during second quarter high school football action in Lacombe on Friday. LaGrange made the catch and ran for a touchdown on the play. (Photo by Jeff Stokoe/Advocate staff)

Notre Dame Cougar Payton LaGrange gets under a pass as Lindsay Thurber Raider Sean Vandervlis covers him during second quarter high school football action in Lacombe on Friday. LaGrange made the catch and ran for a touchdown on the play. (Photo by Jeff Stokoe/Advocate staff)

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