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BASKETBALL: East Laurens girls endure Elbert County upset bid to bring home first-ever state crown
The Lady Falcons got a serious late challenge leading by 14 in the first half, but got just enough key plays down the stretch to come away with a 63-55 win Friday at the Coliseum.
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BASKETBALL: East Laurens girls endure Elbert County upset bid to bring home first-ever state crown
The Lady Falcons got a serious late challenge leading by 14 in the first half, but got just enough key plays down the stretch to come away with a 63-55 win Friday at the Coliseum.
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