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Bound Wisconsin Basketball Team of the Week - March 9-15
Cambridge BBB
Cambridge is playing in the WIAA Boys Basketball State Tournament for the first time in program history, as the Blue Jays qualified in Division 4. They had a pair of close wins in sectional play, including 64-56 over Darlington on Thursday followed by a 58-56 overtime win against Lomira in the sectional final.
McFarland BBB
McFarland is back in the state tournament for the first time since back-to-back titles in 1973 and 1974. They Spartans defeated Badger-Small rival Mount Horeb 64-54 in a sectional semifinal after splitting during the regular season. The Spartans were a blowout winner in a sectional final, taking down New Berlin West 86-60.
Southwestern BBB
Southwestern has been close to getting to state for several years, and the Wildcats appeared poised for more sectional heartbreak, trailing Assumption late in a sectional final. However, a furious comeback resulted in a 44-43 win and trip to state in Division 5. Southwestern defeated North Crawford 63-52 in the sectional semifinal.
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