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    Rock Creek boys’ basketball brings home state silver

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    By Mitch Fortner on March 17, 2025 High School Sports, Sports

    The Rock Creek Mustangs ended the 4A State Basketball Tournament right where they started — in second place.

    After racing through their sub-state, the Mustangs entered the state contest as the two-seed with a 20-2 record. It looked like standing in their way was just the top seeded, and undefeated, Ottawa.

    The Mustangs on Wednesday ran through the seventh-seeded Abilene (16-6), for the third time this season, 56-33, advancing to Friday’s semis. There, they faced the No. 3 seed Andale (19-3), easily winning that game 63-48.

    Then came the anticipated meeting with Ottawa. Except it didn’t. Ottawa had run into the No. 4 McPherson Bullpups (18-4), the defending state champions, who played stall ball in the semi-final match up, forcing a pair of overtimes before winning 52-50.

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