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A high school athlete is being recognized for his upcoming senior season. Defensive back Tony Guillory from North Shore High School has been selected as Athlete of the Week. The spotlight is on Guillory as he and his team prepare for the new season.
Further details about his achievements and the team's expectations are available. More information can be found through the Athlete of the Week feature, which has recently resumed and is highlighting Guillory's readiness for his senior season.
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