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Close games played at Wudinna

White player Jyah Elliott cuts through the key with the basketball, with Blue players Thomas Sampson and Alfie Sampson in defence. (Traci Barnes)

White was the two-point winner against Yellow in the sub junior grade of LeHunte Basketball on Tuesday 11 November. Another […]

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