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Cardinals fall to Ottawa in substate final

CUYLER DUNN
March 8, 2025

Senior Micaiah Jerome dribbles during the Cardinals’ win over Spring Hill on senior night.

The boys basketball team fell to Ottawa Friday night to ends its season.

The Cardinals last Tuesday defeated Parsons to clinch a spot in the substate final, where they ran into top-seeded Ottawa. The Cardinals finish the year 11-11.

The Cardinals’ seniors spoke about what the team has meant to them after their senior night win. Here are some photo highlights from the season.

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Senior Errol Siemon puts up a layup during the Cardinals win over Spring Hill on senior night.

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CUYLER DUNN
CUYLER DUNN, Sports editor
Cuyler Dunn is a junior at KU and was born and raised in Lawrence. Cuyler has written for The Lawrence Times and other local news outlets, and has a passion for covering sports. He loves engaging with the Eudora community and talking with local coaches and athletes. When he’s not reporting, Cuyler loves music and is a member of the KU Chamber Choir.
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