Kennett High seniors (from left) Mariah Parker, Sierra Parsons, Jaelin Cummings, Maddie Stewart and Ella Chandler were recognized prior to Monday night's home game against Belmont for their commitment and dedication to the basketball program over the past four years. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Kennett High seniors (from left) Mariah Parker, Sierra Parsons, Jaelin Cummings, Maddie Stewart and Ella Chandler were recognized prior to Monday night's home game against Belmont for their commitment and dedication to the basketball program over the past four years. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — The Kennett High girls’ basketball team held host Moultonborough Academy scoreless in the second quarter on Thursday night in Moultonborough to open up a 35-11 lead at the half en route to a comfortable 61-22 victory.
The win lifted the Eagles to 2-2 on the season in Division II, while the Panthers fell to 2-2 in Division IV.
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