Girls Basketball | Bonney Lake girls beat Hazen in subdistrict playoffs | Slideshow | Courier-Herald

Girls Basketball | Bonney Lake girls beat Hazen in subdistrict playoffs | Slideshow

The Bonney Lake girls beat Hazen 57-28 Saturday at Auburn Mountainview in the subdistrict playoffs.

February 12, 2013 6:37 pm

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Bonney Lake center Kayla Seger prepares to throw the ball into the paint Saturday against Hazen in the subdistrict playoffs.

The Bonney Lake girls beat Hazen 57-28 Saturday at Auburn Mountainview in the subdistrict playoffs.

The Bonney Lake girls took the No. 5 seed in the West Central District III-Southwest District 3A girls tournament by beating Hazen.

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