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The futsal-four: (L-R) Honey Mowbray, Polly Jefed, Finn McKenzie and Reuben Polo-Angeli will be donning the green and gold to represent thier country. Photo suppliedFour students from Mullumbimby High School have been selected in Australian squads for futsal tours to England, Brazil and Fiji.

The touring squads were selected after the National School Futsal Championships held in September.

‘Mullumbimby High’s association with the Australian Futsal Association continues to provide  students with amazing opportunities,’ coach Brian Hedge said.

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