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DAYTON - This season, Dayton soccer coach D.J. Frame wants the league to know the members of his team are ready to step up their game and compete against the best.
"We're not just the new guys," Frame said. "We've got to be competitive now."
Last year, the Bulldogs didn't fare too well in league play. Out of 14 games, Frame said his team won one, tied two and lost 11.
Last year, Frame's fourth year coaching the team, was focused on building the program. But, this year is going to be different.
Frame said the team has grown from 18 players last year to 27 this year. Five of his players are girl...
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