Spartans lose first round game, play Saturday | Sumner Boys Basketball | Courier-Herald

Spartans lose first round game, play Saturday | Sumner Boys Basketball

The Sumner boys lost its first round game of the tournament 54-46 to Foss.

By Courier-Herald Staff • February 13, 2015 5:06 pm

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The Sumner boys lost its first round game of the 3A districts tournament 54-46 to Foss.

The loss did not end the Spartans season, the boys traveled to Clover Park High School to face Prairie on Saturday.

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