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Junction City girls clinch title
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By Dustin Kimmel
THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL
Trailing by one point with 2.5 seconds left, Seaman's Aubree
Gustin had Junction City's perfect record in her hands.
The game on the line, Gustin received the inbounds pass
underneath the Vikings basket and took the potential winning shot.
The ball kissed the glass, bounced gently on the back of the rim
twice, then fell to the right of the basket as the buzzer sounded,
sealing Junction City's 37-36 victory and the Centennial Leag...
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