The road to state stopped short | Sumner Girls Basketball | Courier-Herald

The road to state stopped short | Sumner Girls Basketball

The Spartans lost for the fourth time this season in what would be its final game.

By Sarah Brenden • March 1, 2014 3:50 am

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The Spartans lost for the fourth time this season in what would be its final game.

Sumner played a tough game against Lake Washington in regionals Friday but it wasn’t enough.

The final score from Puyallup High School was 51-44.

For a full recap on this game, look online and for the next issue of the Courier-Herald.

Sumner Boys

The Spartans look to punch its ticket to the state tournament with a win over Lynden today in regionals.

Tip off is set for 8 p.m. at Mount Vernon High School.

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