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Pea Ridge Edges Heritage In OT

Posted: December 11, 2009 at 3:59 a.m.

Rogers Heritage’s Thomas Moreland, center, drives to the basket in front of Pea Ridge’s Cameron Thompson during Thursday’s game in the Arvest Hoopfest Classic in Rogers.

By Flip Putthoff
Rogers Heritage’s Thomas Moreland, center, drives to the basket in front of Pea Ridge’s Cameron Thompson during Thursday’s game in the Arvest Hoopfest Classic in Rogers.

Pea Ridge coach Charley Clark said he wanted the ball in Kip Kelly’s hands in the waning seconds against Rogers Heritage.

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