Girls basketball defeats Lake Forest, 62-40

February 22, 2021

On Friday, Feb. 19, the girls basketball team celebrated Senior Night and beat Lake Forest High School, 62-40. This was only the second game where spectators were allowed; each player could have two fans in attendance. The seniors celebrating Senior Night were Morgan Spaulding, Marianna Morrissey, Lauren Huber and Annalese Chudy.

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