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Windsor Warriors Seek Redemption in Championship

Windsor High Schools football team, the Warriors, are back in the championship game after a dominant 42-0 victory over Newington in the Class MM semifinals. Led by senior quarterback AJ Robinson, who recently broke the state career passing touchdown record, the Warriors are seeking redemption after last years loss. They will face Bunnell in the championship game, aiming to secure the trophy and end their championship drought.

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