After disappointing losses against the Salisbury Panthers in the semifinal round of the Sturgeon Invitational Tournament, the New Franklin boys’ and girls’ basketball teams didn’t waste any time getting back in the win column on Saturday in the third place games.
The BPH boys’ basketball team have been waiting for something good to happen for their team after losing so many close games this season. That time came Thursday night on the road against the La Monte Vikings as BPH led from start to finish for a convincing 48-34 victory.
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The New Franklin outfield duo of Jayna Matthews and Heaven-Lee Hundley will continue their softball careers at Central Methodist University in Fayette after signing letters of intent Friday at New Franklin High School.
Tiger boys fall to Brunswick for third place, 73-62 The Pilot Grove girls’ basketball team had the perfect bounce back game on Saturday in the Wildcat Classic in Slater by beating the Glasgow Lady Yellowjackets for third place 5131. The Lady Tigers, improving to 16-4 on the season, outscored Glasgow in all but one quarter and led 15-11 after one, 2517 at the half and 31-24 after three quarters of play.
The Ss. Peter & Paul boys and girls sixth grade basketball teams captured the championships in the Annual New Franklin 5th-6th Grade Tournament Friday night in exciting fashion.
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