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Sports // High School Sports

Lawmen lose to Hamden Green Dragons

Milford Mirror

Dec. 18, 2014

The Jonathan Law boys basketball team lost to Hamden High, 85-49, in the season opener for both teams on Wednesday.

Nolan Beardsley scored 11 points, Dylan Vienneau 10 and Justin McFadden eight for the Lawmen.

Pat O’Brien, Destin Johnson, Tim Caldwell and Giovanni Marzullo had four points each.

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