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Carlynton vs Keystone Oaks JV Basketball Game

The Carlynton JV Basketball team defeated the Keystone Oaks Golden Eagles 29 to 28. In the first quarter, the score was 2 to 7. In the second quarter it was 9 to 16. The Cougars were struggling a bit before halftime. After halftime, they started to gain on the Golden Eagles. 
The last minute of the game the Cougars were down by one point. Then, #30, Joshua Aldrige (8th grade), made the winning two-point shot and won the game for the Cougars!
Their next game is on Thursday, November 12th, at Carnegie Elementary. Come and support the 8th grade basketball team and cheer them on!

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