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Fountain Hills High School winter sports update

Falcons enjoying-hard earned victories

Fountain Hills High School Reece Beers competing against his opponent during the fourth annual Desert Challenge Wrestling Tournament.

(Photo courtesy of Luke Salzman)

Boys Basketball

The Fountain Hills High School boys varsity basketball team is back on the winning path after earning a 25-point victory against the Camp Verde Cowboys, 56-31.

The Falcons continue to be efficient on offense, especially when senior guard Lucas Grieco and junior Ahren Lloyd are leading the way. Greico scored nine points and added five assists. Lloyd had a double-double scoring 13 points and 10 rebounds.

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