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PREP ROUNDUP | Sedro-Woolley girls fall short
Mollie Janicki scored a game-high 19 points for the Sedro-Woolley girls’ basketball team, but Blaine held off the Cubs for a 56-52 Northwest Conference win Wednesday night. “We made some crucial fouls that put them on the line,†Sedro-Woolley
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