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The Washburn Millers and North High Polars faced off in a highly competitive game that kept fans on the edge of their seats. With both teams exchanging 1-5 point leads throughout the entire game, no side ever seemed to gain a significant advantage. At halftime, the Polars held a slim 36-35 lead, setting the stage for an exciting second half.
J’Marion Sanders, a 5’9″ junior guard for North, led the way at halftime with 15 points, while Washburn’s 5’10” senior guard Armoni Dischinger-Harris was right behind him, contributing 12 points. Both players were key to their respective teams’ efforts, and it was clear from the start that this game would come down to the wire.

The second half lived up to the hype, with both teams battling back and forth. Despite the Millers’ best efforts, North managed to hang on and secure a 71-69 win. Sophomore Marcus Marshall had a standout performance for the Polars, finishing with 26 points, while Sanders added 20 to help seal the victory.
For Washburn, Dischinger-Harris led his team with 22 points, and senior guard Cooper Carlson chipped in with 20 points of his own. The Millers fought hard until the final buzzer, but it was Northโs strong finish that ultimately gave them the win.
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