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Spartan girls end season with loss to HNA

A 56-44 loss marked the Spartans’ second postseason showing on the road against Holy Names Academy.

February 16, 2016 12:21 pm

Spartan girls end season with loss to HNA

SEATTLE – A 56-44 loss marked the Spartans’ second postseason showing Tuesday, Feb. 9 on the road against Holy Names Academy.

The loss on the road left BHS with an overall season record of 6-16.

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