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Scots fall short to Vikings

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Carlmont varsity girls basketball displayed their endurance in a home game against the Mills Vikings but came up short in a 49-47 loss. The game started off discouraging for the Scots. The Vikings seemed to have control of the game until Carlmont senior Willow Ishibashi-To stole the ball and then sank a layup. Ishibashi-To had five steals throughout the game. The Vikings kept the pressure on, putting up 16 points to match Carlmont’s nine points…

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Scots fall short to Vikings

Carlmont varsity girls basketball displayed their endurance in a home game against the Mills Vikings but came up short in a 49-47 loss. The game started off discouraging for the Scots. The Vikings seemed to have control of the game until Carlmont senior Willow Ishibashi-To stole the ball and then sank a layup. Ishibashi-To had five steals throughout the game. The Vikings kept the pressure on, putting up 16 points to match Carlmont’s nine points…

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Scot Scoop News broke the news in 9 days ago on Friday, February 14, 2025.

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