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Despite different look, same results so far for Bedford girls basketball

BEDFORD – With Lana McCarthy no longer patrolling the paint in dominant fashion, the Bedford High School girls basketball team knows that it will take a different approach to succeed if it wants to defend its Division I championship this winter. It’s a challenge the Bulldogs have embraced and thriv

Despite different look, same results so far for Bedford girls basketball
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BEDFORD – With Lana McCarthy no longer patrolling the paint in dominant fashion, the Bedford High School girls basketball team knows that it will take a different approach to succeed if it wants to defend its Division I championship this winter.

It’s a challenge the Bulldogs have embraced and thrived at in the first three games of their defense.

The latest conquest for Bedford came on Friday night when the Bulldogs closed out the first quarter and never looked back in cruising towards a 64-32 victory over Bishop Guertin (1-1). Bedford (3-0) has outscored its opponents by an average of 33 points heading into the holiday break.

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