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Boys Basketball season openers

Finnian Bjork
December 20, 2023

The Raiders start their year off to a great start with two impressive wins against Durfee and Apponequet. The game against Durfee was a nail biter ending in a game winning steal and layup from Brendan Mcdonald who finished with 22. Max Finlaw and Mason Medeiros were big contributors as well. Final score was 67-70. Apponequet was a tough team but efficient shooting from everyone paired with tough defense allowed the Raiders to pull through winning 63-56.
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