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Connors' national bid falls short By Kenton BrooksPhoenix Sports Writer Her basket with 18:23 left in the game gave Connors its first lead at 40-38.
“We pushed the ball and ran and made good decisions,” Bickham said about her team’s success in the game. “But they outrebounded (55-45) us and got second chance rebounds. “I felt we could’ve done better, but I’m not very disappointed. We came far and worked hard. We could’ve come out with the win.” Rosiji finished with 14 points and All-Region II All-Tournament selection Precious Wilson added 11. The game also had a personal highlight for Kite as his daughter Aimee, a junior at Warner High School, won $20 and a $5 gift certificate from Sonic for making a basket and a 3-pointer in a halftime shooting contest. 
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