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Mercer Island defense smothers Juanita | Prep boys basketball

The Mercer Island defense smothered the Juanita High School boys basketball team Friday for a 54-25 victory.

By Reporter Staff • January 18, 2014 9:52 am

The Mercer Island defense smothered the Juanita High School boys basketball team Friday for a 54-25 victory.

Juanita never scored in double figures during any quarter, including just three points during the fourth quarter.

The Rebels were led by Connor Andrews and Brad Close with just five points each.

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