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Shaler parade of champions

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1 Min Read • June 21, 2023 | 3 years Ago
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Shaler Area High School cheerleaders and marching band members lead a parade of champions for the softball, baseball and volleyball teams on June 20.
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Members of the Shaler Area High School softball team parade across the school campus during a parade of champions on June 20.
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Members of the Shaler Area High School softball team celebrate during a historic championship parade for the PIAA champion softball team, baseball team and volleyball team.
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The PIAA 2023 softball trophy is carried during a parade of champions at Shaler Area High School.
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Members of the Shaler Area High School baseball team parade across the school campus during a champion parade on June 20.
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Members of the Shaler Area High School volleyball team parade through the school campus on June 20.
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Crowds of family members watch as a champion parade for the Shaler Area High School baseball, softball and volleyball teams on June 20.

Shaler Area School District honored its winning trifecta on June 20 with a celebration of champions parade on June 20.

The baseball, softball and boys’ volleyball teams all went to the state championships this year. Attendees packed the high school’s campus to cheer on members of the winning teams.

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