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Keenan beats Mullins 56-50 to repeat as state champion

Posted: 03.05.2011 at 9:19 PM

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The Keenan boys basketball team won their second straight Class 2A state championship on Saturday with a 56-50 win over Mullins at the Colonial Life Arena.

/ Sara Jane Harris

COLUMBIA (WACH) - The Keenan boys basketball team won their second straight Class 2A state championship on Saturday with a 56-50 win over Mullins at the Colonial Life Arena.

The win marks Coach Zach Norris' fourth state championship with the Raiders.

Senior Eric Washington scored 13 points in the win.

The Raiders finish the year 26-3.

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