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Peacock advances to semifinals at girls Invitational basketball tournament

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Published on January 30th, 2010; Published on January 30th, 2010
Matthew Gourlie Times-Herald

Central loses their quarter-final game

Topics :: Toilers , Cyclones , Peacock , Notre Dame , Moose Jaw

The quality of the competition at the Moose Jaw Invitational dictated that even in the quarter-finals anything less than a team’s best wasn’t going to be good enough.

The Peacock Toilers put together an excellent four quarters of basketball and the Central Cyclones struggled to find their ‘A’ game. As a result the Toilers will advance to the semifinals at the senior girls’ basketball tournament thanks to their 56-33 win over Melville.

Jessica Williams scored 16 points to lead the Toilers.

The Cyclones will play on the consolation side after they lost 48-35 to Fillmore. Trudy McBean scored 10 points to lead the Cyclones.

The Toilers will face Prince Albert Carlton at 1:30 p.m., while Central will face Prince Albert St. Mary. Notre Dame will meet Fillmore in the other semifinal.

For more please see Saturday's Times-Herald.

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