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PHOTOS BY ISABEL Highline Boys Basketball are tops in their conference!

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The Highline High School Boys basketball team is currently undefeated in conference play, boasting a record of 5-0. They faced a challenging game against Mt. Rainer on December 22, 2016, ultimately losing 40-51. Although the Pirates never took the lead, they managed to keep the game competitive, coming close several times. With this loss, their overall record stands at 6-4, with prior defeats against Lynnwood, Evergreen, and Tahoma.

The upcoming home game on January 4, 2017, at 7 PM presents an opportunity for fans to rally behind the team. Community support plays a critical role in motivating the players as they aim to improve their standing. The team’s performance this season reflects their growth and resilience. Fans can find additional game photos and schedules on the Highline Pirate Basketball and SPSL 2A Athletics websites.

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