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Girls Basketball Roundup

Saint Jo
The Saint Jo Lady Panthers stayed undefeated in district play with two wins last week.
The Lady Panthers won against Prairie Valley 62-13 and against Midway 48-31.
Saint Jo entered the week in first place in the district, with no losses suffered in the first round of district play.
The Lady Panthers first hosted the Lady Bulldogs on Jan. 21 and easily the beat the undermanned team.
It was the type of game where the bench players played about as much as the starters in the end.
Payzlie Cervantes led the team with 17 points and seven steals while Jordyn O’Neal was second with 11 points. Taylor Patrick led the team with 11 rebounds and seven assists.
The next game against Midway was a bit more competitive, though the team’s unknowingly played with the wrong size ball for the first three quarters of the game. Thankfully, it did not matter much in the end results as Saint Jo won 48-31.
Cervantes led the team with 15 points and six steals while Aubrey Morman was second with 13 points.
Patrick had a team high nine rebounds.
Cervantes was able to celebrate after the game with her teammates as she scored her 1,500 career point.
Missing scores
Forestburg reported its scheduled game against Prairie Valley was cancelled for having too few players.
The Bowie News did not receive scores or any news from Prairie Valley and Bellevue coaches for last week’s games.
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