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Mepham girls basketball still in position to win Conference AA-III

Published: January 26, 2013 9:20 PM
By IAN CUTLER ian.cutler@newsday.com

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Mepham girls basketball had its 18-game conference winning streak snapped Friday in a 41-36 loss to Long Beach, but still has its sights set on capturing another Nassau Conference AA-III title.

"We had gone over a year without losing a conference game but sometimes you need a wake-up call," Mepham coach Jim Mulvey said. "You lose and people say, 'Hey, what's wrong with your team?' But nothing's...

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