St. Monica Girls Basketball Defeats Serra 46-24
January 20, 2024
The St. Monica Mariners girls basketball team defeated the Serra Cavaliers 46-24. The Mariners now have a 15-9 overall record, the Cavaliers are now at 9-5 overall.
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