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H.S. basketball district scores from Wednesday night

H.S. basketball district scores from Wednesday night

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High school basketball district tournament finals Wednesday night…the Lynden Christian boys beat Mount Baker 72-56.  Nooksack Valley defeated South Whidbey 65-46. The Lyncs and Pioneers meet for the district title in Mount Vernon Saturday night.  Mount Baker hosts Cedar Park Christian in a loser-out game Friday night.

On the girls side Sehome beat Granite Falls 80-41.  The Mariners next play at Burlington Friday night.  Blaine got eliminated by Liberty 54-45.

(KPUG Newsroom)

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