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Lady Sweatbees continue streak with win over Oliver Springs

Pictured is DCS Lady Sweatbees' Lauren Clark sinking a jumper during the 39-38 win over Oliver Springs on Thursday at the Rockwood Middle School Tournament. Clark scored 10 points in the win.

Published: 3:16 PM, 12/28/2012

Last updated: 3:30 PM, 12/28/2012

Author: Ernie Harris
Source: The Herald-News

The Dayton City School (DCS) Lady Sweatbees experienced something Thursday they hadn't all season-a challenge.

Sitting at 12-0 and mostly unchallenged this season with wins exceeding 30 points and no less than 15, the Lady Sweatbees had to fight to remain undefeated in the opening round of the Rockwood Middle School Christmas Tournament but came away with a 39-38 win over the Oliver Springs Lady Bobcats.The Dayton City School (DCS) Lady Sweatbees experienced something Thursday they hadn't all season-a challenge.

Sitting at 12-0 and mostly unchallenged this season with wins exceeding 30 points and no less than 15, the Lady Sweatbees had to fight to remain undefeated in the opening round of the Rockwood Middle School Christmas Tournament but came away with a 39-38 win over the Oliver Springs Lady Bobcats.

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