Cedar Park slips past Cascade Christian by three points | Prep girls basketball | Bothell-Kenmore Reporter

Cedar Park slips past Cascade Christian by three points | Prep girls basketball

The Cedar Park Christian girls basketball team slipped past Cascade Christian 42-39 Friday in Bothell.

By Reporter Staff • February 8, 2014 9:48 am

The Cedar Park Christian girls basketball team slipped past Cascade Christian 42-39 Friday in Bothell.

Laura Goodnight led the Eagles with 12 points, while Madison Parmenter had 10.

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