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No. 8 St. Frances rallies for 14 fourth quarter points to survive an upset bid in Hawaii

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St. Frances, the most traveled high school football team in America, needed a late comeback, early Saturday morning, to top one of Hawaii's top teams, 22-15. Quarterback Michael Van Buren completed the comeback with a 5-yard touchdown pass to Kyree Benton with just 39-seconds to play in the fourth quarter.

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No. 8 St. Frances rallies for 14 fourth quarter points to survive an upset bid in Hawaii

KAHUKU, HAWAII – In a contest that took place more than 4,800 miles from its home in Baltimore, St. Frances, the most traveled high school football team in

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