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Bison Boys Fall Short to Geneva in Tough Season Opener

Alissa Monahan, Photographer
December 11, 2023
Junior forward Nick Reese slams the ball away from an Eagle player.
Junior forward Nick Reese slams the ball away from an Eagle player.
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The Bison fought hard, but finished 62-50 behind the Geneva Eagles in the season opener on Dec. 1.

At publication, the Bison are working to notch their first win.

They play at Hawken on Wednesday, Dec. 13 at 6:45.

The Bison line up during the playing of the National Anthem, before the start of the game.
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The Bison line up for the national anthem before the game.
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