Kyle Lancaster <BR>Staff photo by Todd Hull
Kyle Lancaster
Staff photo by Todd Hull
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Lancaster casts large shadow in Etowah goal
by Emily Horos
ehoros@cherokeetribune.com
12:46 AM, Sunday, May 26
As a freshman in 2012, Kyle Lancaster stepped into the goal for the Etowah boys soccer team.

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