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 By  Bart Moss Published 
8:21 pm Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Vina girls get wins over Tremont, Lynn

The Vina varsity girls improved to 14-12 this past week with wins over Tremont and Lynn.

Vina 57, Tremont 45

Vina beat Tremont 57-45. The Red Devils had five girls score in double figures: Mikala Mitchell scored 12 points, followed by Sara Harper with 11 points, and Kaitlyn Athey, Kaley Attaway and Khylee Brooks all had 10 points each. Layla Hester added four points.

Vina 62, Lynn 50

Vina beat Lynn 62-50. Athey  and Harper scored 15 points each, while Brooks had 12 points. Mitchell finished with nine points, followed by Attaway with eight points and Miranda King with three points.

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