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CLASS 2A GIRLS: Straight to the top

Conway Christian wins title in second year

By Tim Cooper

Posted: March 12, 2010 at 3:48 a.m.

A second-year program led by a 24-year-old coach is not your normal recipe for success.

Little Rock McClellan was so impressive in its 72-57 victory against Wynne in the Class 5A championship, even the opposing coach said the Crimson Lions are the best team in Arkansas regardless of classification.

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The Prairie Grove girls won their first state championship in the school's history, and will celebrate by going to Disneyland. Really.

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Prairie Grove going to Disneyland

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