Olivia Schoepf and Tatum Hauger scramble and dive for a lose ball against Elk Point-Jefferson. (Photo/Faydra Christensen) Faydra Christensen | Viborg-Hurley Sports The Viborg-Hurley Lady Cougars (1–6) continue working to find their rhythm as they strive to balance offense and defense early in the season. In their matchup against Class A Elk Point-Jefferson, the Cougars…
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