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Mitch Lorenz popped in five 3-pointers and scored 17 points Tuesday night as Cedar Rapids Prairie topped Cedar Falls, 55-42, in a Mississippi Valley Conference game at home.
Prairie held Cedar Falls to only two points in the second quarter and led at intermission, 25-12.
JoJo Simpson scored 14 points for Prairie (5-13, 3-10) and Michael Mims netted 11. The Hawks made eleven 3-pointers in the game.
Durrell Jackson scored 12 points for Cedar Falls (6-12, 4-9).
CEDAR FALLS - The Cedar Rapids Prairie girls basketball team continued to struggle Tuesday night and lost its 10th straight game.
Madison Wood scored 19 points and Adrienne Boettger netted 15 as the Cedar Falls Tigers dumped the Hawks, 56-37, in a Mississippi Valley Conference game in Cedar Falls.
Prairie began the season with a 6-4 record, but the Hawks have fallen all the way to 6-14 with their 10-game slide. Cedar Falls raised its record to 10-10.
Makenzie Stoffer led Prairie with 11 points.
Jared Printy scored 23 points Friday night and Maurice Arrington added 14 as Cedar Rapids Washington clipped Prairie, 65-48, in a Mississippi Valley Conference game at Prairie.
JoJo Simpson had 17 points and Michael Mims collected 12 for Prairie (4-13, 2-10).
Washington raised its records to 4-13 overall and 4-8 in the league.
Dani Franklin scored 20 points and Aleena Hobbs added 16 to power eighth-ranked Washington past Prairie, 58-49, Friday night in a Mississippi Valley Conference girls basketball game at Prairie.
Kandis O'Donnell added 10 points for Washington (15-4, 10-1). Franklin had 10 rebounds.
Cyerra Hutchins scored 18 points and Olivia Usher 17 for Prairie (6-13, 4-7).
Washington led by five points at halftime and by six after three quarters.
Washington overcame a 59-pin deficit to beat Prairie, 2861-2850, Friday in boys bowling at Lancer Lanes.
Bryan Cline led the Warriors with games of 227 and 229 for a 456 high series. Kyle Kaness had a 439 series for Washington.
Prairie was led by Andrew Galloro, who rolled a high game of 242 and a 448 series. Josh Kacena had a 413 series.
Prairie held a 59-pin lead after the first round. Washington finally took the lead with a 233 in the fourth game of the Baker round.
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