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"We knew we'd be here, and I'm glad it was home and I feel like our home court was a huge advantage." Kearney beats Omaha Marian 67-59 and advances to the state basketball tournament for the first time since 2017. Drew Danielson Kearney Girls Basketball Kearney High School Athletics #nebpreps
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"We knew we'd be here, and I'm glad it was home and I feel like our home court was a huge advantage." Kearney beats Omaha Marian 67-59 and advances to the state basketball tournament for the first time since 2017. Drew Danielson Kearney Girls Basketball Kearney High School Athletics #nebpreps

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