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Thompson A Key For Pea Ridge

Posted: December 17, 2009 at 5:17 a.m.

Pea Ridge’s Cameron Thompson, seen in a game against Shiloh Christian in the first half Tuesday in Springdale, is averaging 15 points a game this season for the Blackhawks.

By Sarah Bentham
Pea Ridge’s Cameron Thompson, seen in a game against Shiloh Christian in the first half Tuesday in Springdale, is averaging 15 points a game this season for the Blackhawks.

Pea Ridge coach Charley Clark had no doubts about putting Cameron Thompson into the Blackhawks lineup last November.

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