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MSD women’s varsity basketball face a loss against Everglades High

Anayiris Guzman • January 16, 2020

On Tuesday, January 14, Marjory Stoneman Douglas women’s varsity basketball team played against Everglades High School.

They faced defeat with a final score of 58-13.

“This was one of our toughest games yet, we were all pretty upset at the way it ended but we continue to remind each other that there will be bad games, so we just have to work harder for the next games”, senior Emily Cashion said. 

The next game will take place on Thursday, January 16, against Cardinal Gibbons High School.
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