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Junior High Basketball

By STAFF REPORT

Posted: November 13, 2009 at 5:30 a.m.

SPRINGDALE — Junior High Basketball

Freshman Girls

Springdale George 30, Pea Ridge 20

PEA RIDGE — The Springdale George Lady Wranglers won their season-opening game Thursday night with a 30-20 victory against Pea Ridge.

Leading the way for George was Brittany Jurgens with 20 points and Callie Harris with three points.

George (1-0) will play again Tuesday in the Allen Classic in Siloam Springs.

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