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Girls’ Varsity Basketball had a close season this year, 4 of their games were lost by a total of only 10 points. The girls had a lot of enthusiasm and skill but they were not able to beat some of the tough opposition. Nonetheless, this season did see 5 spectacular wins and it gave a chance to freshmen such as Allison Moore and Michelle Ware to gain exper­ ience on the varsity squad. Looking for­ ward to next year, Coach Anderson says “ we should do a lot better because we’ve got freshmen with experience and every­ one will know what I expect” . Three of this year’s top scorers will be returning, including Maria Wilson who racked up 207 points this season. Although they lost, the girls are happy with their team­ work this year and look forward to im­ proving the record next year.
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Hun 46 Dunellen 72 Greenbrook 33 Pingry 40 Montclair-Kimberley 19 Newark Academy 32 Pingry 30 Kent Place 35
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17 Staten Island 45 55 Ranney 29 34 Montclair-Kimberley 36 49 Gill St. Bernard's 25 24 Mount St. Mary’s 49 48 Woodbridge Vo. Tech. 47
20 Rutgers Prep
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