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Westminster West-Oak claims victory against Toccoa Stephens County

By Sports Bot
Dec 16, 2023

Westminster West-Oak grabbed a 49-32 victory at the expense of Toccoa Stephens County at Toccoa Stephens County High on Dec. 15 in Georgia girls high school basketball action.

Recently on Dec. 5, Westminster West-Oak squared off with Bogart Prince Avenue Christian in a basketball game.

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