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Raguseo scored two tries and booted two converts and Kyle Miller added the other trv. In other rugby action. the Spartans juniors took to the pitch last week for an exhibition tilt against l.li. Weldon Sec- ondary School and prevailed 15-0. Oliver Boeutcher scored all three tries for the Spartans. The Spartans were to host their eighth annual invitational tournament at the old Stouffville District Secondary School field vesterdav. RAGUSEO STARS IN VICTORIES BOEUTCHER LEADS JUNIORS