Gardiner boys basketball celebrates its first title with ring ceremony
The Tigers won the Class B state crown in February — the first boys basketball championship in school history.
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The Tigers won the Class B state crown in February — the first boys basketball championship in school history.
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Molly Takatsu’s sacrifice fly sends the Tigers to the state championship game against Medomak Valley.
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