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Bulldogs lose in first round of state to Beaver, 41-33

Matthew HarrisbyMatthew Harris
02/24/2022
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      BEAVER — The season came to an end for the Gunnison Valley boys’ basketball team with a 48-33 loss to Beaver in the first round of the Utah High School Activity Association 2A state tournament last Wednesday.

      The Bulldogs finished the season with a 4-14 record under first-year head coach Tyson Moosman, who was unavailable for comment on the game after multiple attempts to contact him were made.

      In absence of a few players as they have been for a few weeks, the Bulldogs were led by junior Brogan Christensen, who finished with 9 points. Despite the loss, the Bulldogs made seven 3-pointers from seven different players.

      Gunnison was outscored in every quarter of the game as Beaver built a 19-14 lead. With Beaver taking a 33-25 lead into the final period, it used a 15-8 advantage in the final period to pull away for the win.

                Gunnison Valley graduates four seniors this season in Jack Hansen, Myles Bartholomew, Aiden O’Neal, and Cody Hammond.

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