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Just a bit better: Suwanee Lambert slips past Cumming West Forsyth

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By Sports Bot
Feb 15, 2023

It wasn’t exactly Lewis & Clark in uncharted territory, but Suwanee Lambert had to survive its share of thorns while shedding Cumming West Forsyth 75-72 in Georgia boys basketball on February 14.

Suwanee Lambert opened with a 16-7 advantage over Cumming West Forsyth through the first quarter.

The Longhorns opened a huge 34-18 gap over the Wolverines at the intermission.

Cumming West Forsyth trimmed the margin in the third quarter to make it 54-43.

The Wolverines rallied in the fourth quarter, but the Longhorns skirted trouble with just enough offense to thwart all hopes.

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