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Hounds lose to Wildcats at home, are 1-1 in conference
<p>Tanya Chilton | The News</p><p>Jacob Snow had a great night for the Hounds with 12 points against the Wildcats, according to Coach Travis Gammons.</p>

Tanya Chilton | The News

Jacob Snow had a great night for the Hounds with 12 points against the Wildcats, according to Coach Travis Gammons.

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The varsity Greyhound boys lost to the West Stokes Wildcats on Friday giving them a 3-4 record overall and making them 1-1 record in the conference. The score was 75-46.

Head Coach Travis Gammons said, “They played well on defense and took us out of what we tried to do.”

Gammons said early foul trouble hurt Friday’s effort against the Cats.

The game high scorer was Grayson Vernon with 16 points and Jacob Snow finished with 12.

Gammons said Snow had a great night for the Greyhounds.

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