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GILMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL - Soper’s big night leads Pirates

Soper’s big night leads Pirates
Rib Lake’s Emma Tlusty goes on the offensive attack during the team’s win at Gilman Monday. Tlusty scored 20 points in Tuesday’s win at Tomahawk. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Soper’s big night leads Pirates
Rib Lake’s Emma Tlusty goes on the offensive attack during the team’s win at Gilman Monday. Tlusty scored 20 points in Tuesday’s win at Tomahawk. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS

The Gilman girls basketball team bounced back from a thumping it took from Columbus Catholic three days earlier, grinding out a 54-40 win Friday over visiting Greenwood-Granton to stay in the hunt ...

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