Cedar Rapids Washington’s boys’ basketball team got 32 points from Traijan Sain and 24 from Jesse Sellers to beat Iowa City West, 61-52, Tuesday night.
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Cedar Rapids Washington’s boys’ basketball team got 32 points from Traijan Sain and 24 from Jesse Sellers to beat Iowa City West, 61-52, Tuesday night.
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Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s boys’ basketball team has won 11 straight games after knocking off Cedar Rapids Washington, 66-58, Friday night.
Photos from Cedar Rapids Kennedy’s 66-58 boys’ basketball win over Cedar Rapids Washington.
Hannah Stuelke scored 32 points, and Cedar Rapids Washington overcame a purposeful effort from Cedar Rapids Kennedy, 53-45.
Photos from Cedar Rapids Washington’s 53-45 girls’ basketball win over Cedar Rapids Kennedy.
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The Wildcats whittled the Cyclones’ 13-point lead early in the fourth quarter to just one, at 69-68, with 1:19 left, but ISU’s Kenzie Hare swished her second 3-pointer to help keep them at bay. It was just the third field goal attempt for Hare, but she finished with nine points.
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