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Basketball: Madison Girls Stop Seahawks Win Streak

Warhawks creep closer to first-place South Lakes as race for Liberty District title heats up.

Madison High School's girls basketball team ended South Lakes' seven-game winning streak with a 45-42 victory Monday over the Seahawks in Reston.

South Lakes was down by four points with 10 seconds to play when junior guard Sasha Sprei nailed a three-pointer to cut it to one with 8.6 seconds remaining.

Madison was called for traveling and South Lakes had possession with 6 seconds remaining.  Gabby Schultz got the ball to Abigail Rendle underneath, just missed, then Princess Aghayere got the rebound inside, but missed on her shot.

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Madison got the rebound, and made both free throws with 1.3 seconds remaining to seal the victory.

The Warhawks had three players in double figures: Mamie Henshaw and Megan LeDuc with 11 points each and Katie Kerrigan with 10 points.

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The No. 16 Seahawks were led by Rendle wtih 20 points and 10 rebounds. 

South Lakes is now 18-3 (11-2 Liberty, first place). Madison is 14-7, 10-3 Liberty.

The Warhawks still have a shot to tie South Lakes for first place in the Liberty District. 

South Lakes hosts Stone Bridge at 5:45 p.m. Friday.

If the Seahawks lose — and Madison beats Fairfax in a matchup at the same time — both will be 11-3 in the district.

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The South Lakes Seahawks defeated Madison 63-51 on Tuesday.

Madison was led by Phillip Davine with 23 and Patrick Murphy with 13.

South Lakes improves to 9-12 overall (6-7 Liberty District). Madison is now 7-13 (5-8 Liberty).

Next up: Madison plays at Fairfax at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

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