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A shiny bowling ball rolling down a hardwood lane toward white pins at the far end.

Miami Beach Senior High's girls bowling team won the District 16 championship with 1,461 points, edging Hialeah Gardens by nine pins, and will compete at the FHSAA State Bowling Championships in Orlando starting Tuesday, Oct. 27.

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