Burns Lake girls basketball

Burns Lake girls basketball

The Burns Lake girls basketball team from Lakes District Secondary School played against the Score in this game was 41 – 16 for the Vanderhoof Vikettes (Michael Riis-Christianson photo)

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Burns Lake girls basketball

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