The DHS girls basketball team earlier today captured third place at the Crossroads Conference Tournament in York, defeating the High Plains Storm for the second time this season.
As reported by the York News-Times, Dorchester led by only 20-13 as the teams went to the final quarter, but a three-pointer and two conventional baskets by Gabrielle Theis, along with a pair of free throws by Baylor Behrens, put the game out of reach.
The Lady Longhorns, now 12-5 on the season, have just five regular season games remaining, including a contest at East Butler on Monday, Jan. 29.
DHS is in a position to exceed 15 wins this season, which would put this team in very select company as part of Dorchester's basketball history, regardless of gender.
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