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Eagle cagers split with Ooltewah Owls

Pictured is Lady Eagles' Katie Loden grabbing a rebound during Rhea County's 53-27 win over the Lady Owls of Ooltewah on Tuesday. Loden finished the game with 10 points. Also vying for the rebound is Rhea's No. 30 Whitney Thompson.

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Published: 5:09 PM, 12/07/2012

Last updated: 5:11 PM, 12/07/2012

Author: Ernie Harris
Source: The Herald-News

In the second District 5-AAA contest of the season, the Rhea County High School (RCHS) basketball teams traveled to Ooltewah on Tuesday where the Lady Eagles grabbed a 53-27 victory, while the Eagles fell 69-51 to the Owls.

The Lady Eagles have improved to 6-0 (2-0 in District 5-AAA) and marks one of the best starts since the 1990s.

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