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Abilene High tops Cooper for fifth straight win in crosstown showdown
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· September 8, 2026
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Key points This win marks a continuation of Abilene High's dominance in the rivalry. A city rivalry was renewed Friday night in the Crosstown Showdown.
A city rivalry was renewed Friday night in the Crosstown Showdown. Abilene High emerged victorious, defeating Cooper for the fifth consecutive time.
This win marks a continuation of Abilene High's dominance in the rivalry. The team has now beaten Cooper five times in a row.
Further details about the Crosstown Showdown are available from the source, including the events that transpired during the game.
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What is this story about? A city rivalry was renewed Friday night in the Crosstown Showdown. Abilene High emerged victorious, defeating Cooper for the fifth consecutive time. This win marks a continuation of Abilene High's…
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