County girls slip to Seagraves and Sudan in non-district play
Wellman-Union falls 55-48 to defending Class A champion Seagraves after an even start and a late overtime run. Katelynn Frei tops Wellman-Union with 13 points as the Wildcats drop to 7-7. Meadow loses 41-15 at Sudan. Kendra Jones leads Meadow with six points as the team drops to 4-9.
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