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PHOTOS: MHS girls’ basketball pounces Junction City 93-25 in rivalry game

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By KMAN Staff on January 15, 2025 High School Sports, Manhattan High School, Sports
Manhattan High’s Kennedy Dodds looks to shoot between Junction City’s Kassidy Jahnke, left, and Breya Allen during their game Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025, in Manhattan. The Indians beat the Blue Jays, 93-25. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

Photos by Lewis Marien – Mercury Staff Photographer – Article by Toby Hammes

Manhattan High’s Jelena Depusoir looks for a shot during Tuesday night’s game against Junction City in Manhattan. Depusoir scored a career-high 19 points in the Indians’ 93-25 win over the Blue Jays. Staff photos by Lewis Marien
Manhattan High’s Delaney Larson guards Junction City’s Isabel Pruitt during the Indians’ 93-25 win against the Blue Jays Tuesday night in Manhattan. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

After nearly a month-long break, Manhattan High girls’ basketball hit the floor and opened the floodgates on Junction City, winning 93-25 on Tuesday night.

The Indians (5-2) won their 33rd straight in the rivalry matchup in front of a red-filled student section on winter homecoming night.

Jelena Depusoir shined bright in the contest, scoring a game-high and career-high 19 points. The 5-foot-10 sophomore’s previous career high was three points. Juniors Delaney Larson and Kat Ball notched eight and nine points, respectively.

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