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The only blemish on the Resurrection Christian girls basketball team's record in January was a 27-point loss to University in Greeley. Thursday night in their home gym, the Cougars used a big second quarter and some stellar defense down the stretch to avenge that loss.
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When it comes to league play, the Montrose girls basketball has gotten off to a slow start but there is still no reason to panic.
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The Resurrection Christian boys basketball team doesn't lose at home very often. In fact, the Cougars haven't suffered a loss in their home gym since the 2021-22 season. Against one of their biggest rivals Thursday night, the Cougars weren't about to let that streak come to an end.
In a top-10 matchup in the 6A classification, the Coaches and Media’s No. 9 Hawks used a sensational performance from the line to take control before halftime, and timely runs after it to put away the eighth-ranked Tigers, 49-40.