Short Story Of The Lady Pioneers

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This season isn’t going as well as the girls’ basketball team would have hoped for. On January 16, the Lady Pioneers faced Marion Harding for the second time this season. After the Pioneers defeated Harding by only six points in their first matchup, the girls of Harding were looking for revenge. After a very hard fought battle, that’s exactly what they got. Marion Harding came out on top with a final score of 50 to 52. The next challenge the Lady Pioneers faced was the Panthers of Hilliard Darby. To say the Panthers had an amazing game would be an understatement. It seemed as if they could not miss a shot. The Lady Pioneers were no competition to the Panthers, the game ended with a final score of 44 to 70. On January 21, the Lady

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