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Cohasset girls roll on

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By Seth Lakso, Globe Staff

Though not quite as easy as the Dallas Mavericks' 50-point thrashing of the New York Knicks tonight, the Cohasset girls basketball team remained unbeaten (14-0) with an easy defeat of Patriot League-leading Hanover (9-3), 50-32.

Senior co-captain Victoria Lehr had a game high 14 points and 10 rebounds. Fellow captain Meredith Kelly scored nine points and pulled in five rebounds while junior center Carli Haggerty played well, scoring 12 points and coming down with a game high 15 rebounds.

The Skippers now find themselves at No. 20 in the Boston Globe rankings. The team travels to Harwich for an important South Shore League game this coming Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

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