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The Little Cypress-Mauriceville Bears continue their 2018 basketball playoff journey tonight as they take on the Hardin-Jefferson Hawks in 4A area round play.  Brad Jeffcoat's Bears, who now sit as 23-12 on the season, advanced to this round with a 43-42 bi-district thriller over Diboll on Monday night.  Meanwhile, Clay Davis' Hawks, 30-9 on the season, reached this round with a 65-58 bi-district win over Houston Wheatley.

The winner of this game will face Houston Yates, a 110-49 winner over West Orange-Stark last night.

Join Gary Stelly (or Dan Perrine) for all of the action from Port Neches-Groves High School in Port Neches at 7 pm by tuning your radio to AM 1600 KOGT or by clicking on the following link:

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