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GALLERY: Oak Ridge water polo beats boys 12-3

Jaymeson Berry, Photojournalist
Sep 29, 2025

The Oak Ridge boys and girls water polo teams defeated the Panthers on Friday, Sept. 5 at the Conroe ISD Natatorium. The boys lost 12-3.

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Photo: Jay Berry
DRIVE. At the Oak Ridge game on Friday, Sept. 5, Jackson Weddle (12) pushes the ball up to pass and shoot. Weddle was seen playing two quarters back to back.

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Jay Berry
Jay Berry, Photography Editor (Assignment)
Jay Berry is a photographer and editor (assignments). He has been on staff for two years and has won three top 10 awards for photojournalism, sports, and portraits. He is also one of the CISD district photography interns.
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