Sumner beats Bonney Lake | Prep Football | Courier-Herald

Sumner beats Bonney Lake | Prep Football

Sumner went into the Panther's field and won 49-28. It is the second consecutive win for the Spartans and second loss for Bonney Lake.

September 14, 2013 1:04 am

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Sumner went into the Panther’s field and won 49-28. It is the second consecutive win for the Spartans and second loss for Bonney Lake.

Sumner was up 28-21 at the half and went up 42-21 by the end of the third.

Tags: Bonney Lake-Sumner Courier-Herald

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