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Girls Basketball: Pine River-Backus advances to West Subsection semifinals

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PINE RIVER — The No. 3-seeded Pine River-Backus Tigers advanced to the West Subsection 5A semifinals with an 88-31 win over No. 6-seeded Long Prairie-Grey Eagle on Thursday, Feb. 27, in the opening round at home. The Tigers, 16-11 overall, will go up against Bertha-Hewitt at 7:45 p.m. Saturday, March 1, in the semifinals at Wadena-Deer Creek. In the opening round Thursday, Aaliyah Lewis had a team high 21 points for PR-B. Ella Brewer added 17 po…

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Girls Basketball: Pine River-Backus advances to West Subsection semifinals

PINE RIVER — The No. 3-seeded Pine River-Backus Tigers advanced to the West Subsection 5A semifinals with an 88-31 win over No. 6-seeded Long Prairie-Grey Eagle on Thursday, Feb. 27, in the opening round at home. The Tigers, 16-11 overall, will go up against Bertha-Hewitt at 7:45 p.m. Saturday, March 1, in the semifinals at Wadena-Deer Creek. In the opening round Thursday, Aaliyah Lewis had a team high 21 points for PR-B. Ella Brewer added 17 po…

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