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Annapolis Christian Academy wins Loggerhead Challenge

Annapolis Christian Academy wins Loggerhead Challenge

Hometown team Annapolis Christian Academy won the 2012 Loggerhead Challenge Regional Competition of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) on Saturday and advances to the National Finals.

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