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Source: Harrison Daily Times

VALLEY SPRINGS — The Valley Springs Invitational was not kind to team from the central part of the county. Monday night, the Kyler Hensley era began for Harrison. It was against Farmington though. Farmington won the night, 54-27. Harrison started the night with a lead, but Farmington scored an 18-0 run to take control of the game. Cooper Clavey hit the opening 3-pointer for the Goblins on a second-chance 3-pointer. That was the last bucket scored for the Goblins for 9:14 of playing time. During the cold Harrison stretch, Farmington scored 18 points which included six off of second and third chances. The Cardinals led at halftime, 14-3. With 18-3 scoring on the scoreboard, Jax Magness hit a shot for the Goblins. That was answered by two buckets from Farmington. Alex Hill stopped the mini run with a score, but the next three trips down the floor found points for the Cardinals after picking up a loose ball. Beckett Noell gave the Goblins some life with a bucket inside.

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