Photos by Yuriy Tsupruk.

Hazen varsity basketball takes second win in the season

Monday, January 6, 2020 5:05pm
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The Hazen High School varsity basketball team barely defeated Decauter’s varsity team on Saturday, Jan. 4, while also earning one of their highest scores in the season.

Taking their second win of the season, the Highlanders won the game with a final score of 70 – 69.

Check out some photos from the game.

Photos by Yuriy Tsupruk.

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