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Contributed by: David Meineke on 2/20/2007

The Gethsemane Lutheran School of Northglenn girl's basketball team captured first place in the Denver Area Lutheran Schools "A" girl's tournament, hosted by Redeemer Lutheran School, in Denver.

The girls defeated Mt. Zion Lutheran School, from Boulder, for the championship. Eighth grader Allie Stucker was named to the All-Tournament team.

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