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Camas girls lacrosse hires new coach

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Camas girls lacrosse has hired Olivia Quist as its new head coach, the program announced.

Quist spent the past two years as an assistant coach with the high school team and head coach of the program’s seventh- and eighth-grade team. She takes over a high school team that finished 9-2 last season, including a five-game winning streak to close the year.

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