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10:07 pm Friday, November 23, 2007

Eagles down Belgreen

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Staff Reports
Franklin County Times
TUSCUMBIA – Covenant Christian swept Belgreen Tuesday.
The Belgreen varsity boys forced overtime, but the Eagles hit two free throws in the closing seconds to win 72-70.
Shane Fretwell scored 24 points for Belgreen, and Brent Newell added 19.
The Belgreen varsity girls lost 74-59 as Covenant Christian's Crystin Johnson scored 31 points and had 13 rebounds and eight blocks.
Amy Smith led Belgreen with 19 points, and Elizabeth Stuts added 13 for the Lady Eagles.

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