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Lansdale Catholic at Methacton (Eagleville) 54-49 | 2011-12 Boys Basketball

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Lansdale Catholic vs Methacton

Lansdale Catholic vs Methacton (Eagleville) 49-54 — 2011-12 Boys Basketball

Boys Basketball|Regular Season

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

L

Lansdale Catholic

49

Final2011-12

54

M

Methacton (Eagleville)Winner

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Final score: 49 - 54

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All-Time:Methacton 6 - 2 Lansdale Catholic

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