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Leyton's Jessica Houk, right, defends the ball during Tuesday night's game against Haxtun.
Despite a game-high 18 points from senior Kaitlyn Berner, the Leyton Lady Warriors (3-5, 2-1) dropped a 45-31 decision to the Haxtun (Colo.) Bulldogs (3-3) on Tuesday night in Haxtun.
The Warriors got off to a slow start with just two points in the opening quarter. They trailed 23-10 at the half. Though the teams played to nearly a standstill in the final 16 minutes, Leyton never recovered from its slow start.
"They had a very strong inside player (Callie Dickerson) who gave us some fits early on," said Warriors' head coach Nick Newkirk. "At one point we trailed by 17 points but we managed to...
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