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SPRINGDALE HIGH TACKLES STOUT ROAD GAME OPPONENTS

By Nathan Allen

Posted: January 3, 2012 at 4:51 a.m.

Springdale High School hosted Pea Ridge High School on Nov. 17 at Bulldog Gym in Springdale. The Bulldogs beat the Blackhawks 69-36.

By Samantha Baker
Springdale High School hosted Pea Ridge High School on Nov. 17 at Bulldog Gym in Springdale. The Bulldogs beat the Blackhawks 69-36.

Springdale High’s boys basketball team has been tested in nearly every way possible within the last two months, said Brad Stamps, Springdale’s thirdyear coach.

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