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HSBB: MHS Boys Win on the Road at Washburn Rural

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By KMAN Staff on February 19, 2022 Manhattan High School, Sports

The Manhattan High boys used nine three pointers to build a lead at Washburn Rural Friday night and held on for a 59-56 win, their third in a row.

Jack Wilson scored 21 points, Tate Brown 14 as the Indians withstood a Junior Blues run that briefly allowed the home team to take a lead early in the 4th Quarter.

Indians Head Coach Benji George said after the game his team showed poise after the Washburn Rural rally.

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In the girls’ contest, Washburn Rural limited Manhattan to single digit points in each quarter and nearly shut out the Indians in the 3rd in winning a blowout, 64-17.

Both Manhattan teams will host Seaman Tuesday night before ending the regular season Friday against Hayden.

Other scores from Friday (2/18):
BOYS:

  • Concordia 53, Wamego 40
  • Rock Creek 53, Silver Lake 48
  • Riley County 58, Rossville 43
  • Frankfort 45, Washington County 13
  • Axtell 53, BV Randolph 43

GIRLS:

  • Wamego 49, Concordia 19
  • Silver Lake 48, Rock Creek 37
  • Rossville 35, Riley County 34
  • Washington County 40, Frankfort 39
  • BV Randolph 36, Axtell 29
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