Sports
March 6, 2017

JA hoop season comes to end

By Tim Miller

Jonathan Alder’s Cameron Androw (2) goes up for a basket against Bishop Watterson Saturday evening. The Pioneers fell to the Eagles, 39-32, in the Division II tournament game.
(Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
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