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LADY ’DOGS COACH SAYS IT’S EVIDENT PLAYERS IN BEST SHAPE OF SEASON

Posted: January 2, 2012 at 4:46 a.m.

Marc Henning
Springdale’s Baiyinnah Taylor drives the ball Friday past Carthage’s Kaylee Morgan during the Lady Bulldogs’ game against the Lady Tigers in the Neosho Holiday Classic in Neosho, Mo.

Springdale High girls basketball coach Heather Hunsucker said she’s been inspired by the way her players have battled in every game the last two months.

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