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SLIDESHOW | Falcon boys run away against rival Wolves

South Whidbey pressured Coupeville from the opening possession and never let as the Falcon boys basketball team defeated the Wolves 54-32 on Jan. 18.

By Ben Watanabe • January 22, 2013 6:04 pm

South Whidbey pressured Coupeville from the opening possession and never let as the Falcon boys basketball team defeated the Wolves 54-32 on Jan. 18.

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