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Rhea too much for BledsoeEVENSVILLE — The Rhea Middle school boys’ and girls’ basketball teams were simply to much for Bledsoe to handle Thursday night.The Lady Eagles defeated Bledsoe 32-18 and were in control for most of the game. RMS allowed only two points in the second quarter and two in the fourth quarter to secure the win.Mia Alday led the Lady Eagles with 12 points and Lily Mae Reed added 10.The Rhea Middle boys wiped out Bledsoe 58-17, including holding Bledsoe scoreless in the third quarter.Reagan Gurley led RMs with 20 points and Elias Jihnston added eight points. Ean Sherrill and Tallen Geer both contributed six points and Jayden Estepa and Caden Chance both had five.Dayton City blasts Rural ValeThe Dayton City boys whipped Rural Vale 58-31 on Thursday. Stone Shaver led the Sweatbees with 24 points, Carter Garmany had 12 and Zeke Fekete added 11.

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