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The Louisburg and Spring Hill girls' basketball teams certainly showed their flair for the dramatics on Friday in Louisburg — and it was a dramatic ending. Louisburg senior Katelynn O'Hara converted a three-point play with two seconds remaining in overtime to give the Wildcats a 64-62 victory.
Overtime was a common theme on Friday in Louisburg, and the boys' game between Louisburg and Spring Hill followed suit.
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