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Mullumbimby High School’s girls futsal team wins North Coast championship again

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The Mullumbimby High girls futsal team lead by Macey Donnelly, produced a big comeback performance to reestablish their championship credentials. Photo supplied

Mullumbimby High School’s U/16 girls won a hard fought final against Port Macquarie High in the Combined High Schools North Coast Futsal finals, earning themselves back to back titles.

Down 3–1 at half time this champion team produced an amazing comeback performance, storming home winners 5–3.

The team, led by stalwart captain Macey Donnelly, included Lilly Donnelly, Ella Brittain, Monet Shortland, Summer Browning, Polly Jefed, Honey Mowbray, Rhianna Browning, Luna Delaney and Zilla Wolff.

Another great result for Mullumbimby High School.

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