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By George, Demond does it for Neuqua Valley

By  Laura Funk
   

Demond George gazed at his first five three-point attempts, which clanged off the rim.

He watched happily as his sixth one drew nothing but net.

It was a shot that pretty much sealed the deal with 1:21 remaining in Neuqua Valley’s 50-35 win over Waubonsie Valley in Saturday’s Upstate Eight Valley Conference game in Aurora.

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