Cougar Senior Haiden Hild takes the ball down the court against a defender in subdistricts last week. Photo by Angie Hild.-
Cougar Senior Carter Seim shoots a basket in the subdistrict finals against Heartland last week. Photo by Angie Hild.
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Cougar Senior Cory Hollinger shoots the ball in the game against Howells-Dodge on Monday. Photo by Angie Hild.
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Cross County player Alex Noyd shoots the ball in the game at Howells-Dodge on Monday. Photo by Angie Hild.
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Cross County player Ashton Seim plays defense against Howells-Dodge on Monday. Photo by Angie Hild.
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Cougar Senior Damon Mickey puts the ball up in the game against the Heartland Huskies in subdistrict play last week. Photo by Angie Hild.
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Cougar Tanner Hollinger (#10) defends against Howells-Dodge in the district game. Photo by Angie Hild.
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Cougar Senior Cory Hollinger takes the ball up for a basket in the subdistrict game against Aquinas Catholic at Cross County last week. Photo by Angie Hild.
HOWELLS – After winning 23 games and a conference title, the Cross County boys basketball team’s hopes for a Class C2 state berth were shot down by an efficient long-range shooting display from host Howells-Dodge, who beat the Cougars 63-47 Monday to win the C2-7 district title.
The Jaguars (23-3) made 8 of 14 from the 3-point line, with Gavin Nelson canning 5 of 7 en route to 16 ...
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