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It has been a day since the game and it was a intense fight for Junior Spirit. Reardan and Wellpinit have never been friendly opponents to each other. And our sources told us that Wellpinit is Junior’s former school. He was also a former player on their basketball team. For the game, he had to play against their star player, Rowdy. Rowdy has led the Wellpinit Redskins to a 13-0 record. The players and the audience could feel the tension between the two as they both played. Before the game, our crew interviewed Junior, which will be recorded here and on TV. In the beginning, he refused to cooperate with us, but he eventually told us what he felt.
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