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Boys basketball wins two

Posted 12/11/19

The Fountain Hills High School boys basketball team kept its streak alive this week, adding two more wins to the early-season total.

The Falcons’ first game of the past week was on Dec. 3 …

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Boys basketball wins two

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The Fountain Hills High School boys basketball team kept its streak alive this week, adding two more wins to the early-season total.

The Falcons’ first game of the past week was on Dec. 3 against St. John Paul II Catholic. FHHS won by a commanding score of 76-17.

The second game was Dec. 6 against Show Low. This time the Falcons won a closer battle, 61-53.

The boys basketball squad has two games on the schedule this week. The first was on Dec. 9 against Odyssey Institute. The second showdown is set for Friday, Dec. 13, away against Northwest Christian starting at 7 p.m.

Additional information was not available as of press time.