Persuasive Speech: The Advantage Of A High School Lacrosse Team

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Ms. Grondin, I am not sure if you are aware of the situation that the high school lacrosse teams have been subjected to, again this year, concerning their home playing field.
It is an embarrassment to Edward Little High School and the Auburn School District when the lacrosse teams have to host their home matches on a PRACTICE FIELD !! , that was deemed unsafe for the players to practice on ONE WEEK ! before their first home game!!!! It is especially demoralizing to the athletes who travel to other high school venues and find themselves on a varsity football field with adequate seating for the spectators and lights that can be necessary for the SAFETY OF THE PLAYERS !!!!
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