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PREP BASKETBALL: Heritage Takes Early Lead

LADY WAR EAGLES BOTTLE UP OPPONENT

By Paul Boyd

Posted: December 7, 2011 at 5:10 a.m.

Ellen Lundy, Heritage Lady War Eagles guard, right, competes for a rebound with the Lady Mustangs’ Kenzie Dill on Tuesday at McDonald County High School in Anderson, Mo.

By David Frank Dempsey
Ellen Lundy, Heritage Lady War Eagles guard, right, competes for a rebound with the Lady Mustangs’ Kenzie Dill on Tuesday at McDonald County High School in Anderson, Mo.

Rogers Heritage girls basketball coach Kevin Ramey was slightly concerned about how his team might respond playing its fourth game in five days Tuesday night.

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