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MP Boys Basketball Loses to Darlington

Brett Bossert|February 17, 2023

Feb 14, 2023

On Tuesday the Pointers hosted the Redbirds in a battle to tie as conference champs. The Redbirds came out of the gates running taking an early 10 point lead. The Pointer team is known for their grit and made their way back into the game. Landon Thousand led the scoring attack with 19 and Luke Kisgen added 18. Landon had 8 assists and 6 rebounds as well. Luke Kisgen brought down 6 boards.

The Pointers and Redbirds went back and forth but Darlington ended up with the win with a score of 55-53.

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