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The Stowe High boys basketball team will host a postseason game for the first time in just over a decade this Tuesday, Feb. 25.
The No. 8 Raiders will host No. 9 Windsor in the opening round of the Division 3 playoffs; tipoff is at 7 p.m. at Stowe High School.
A win over rival Peoples in the penultimate game of the season ensured Stowe a winning record on the season; the Raiders finished 11-9 after a season-ending loss to Winooski.
Roshawn and Roshane Russell, with their mom on Senior Night, have been stalwarts this year for Stowe High boys basketball, which had the team’s most success in years.
Coach John Decker and his Stowe High boys basketball team are on a hot streak. They beat Peoples Academy for the first time in perhaps a decade, and won their first playoff game since 2009.
Roshawn and Roshane Russell, with their mom on Senior Night, have been stalwarts this year for Stowe High boys basketball, which had the team’s most success in years.
Photo by Gordon Miller
John Decker
Photo by Gordon Miller
Photo by Gordon Miller
Photo by Gordon Miller
Photo by Gordon Miller
Coach John Decker and his Stowe High boys basketball team are on a hot streak. They beat Peoples Academy for the first time in perhaps a decade, and won their first playoff game since 2009.
Photo by Gordon Miller
Photo by Gordon Miller
Photo by Gordon Miller
Photo by Gordon Miller
This season is the first since 2007 that the Stowe High boys basketball team has had a winning record, and this is the first home playoff game since 2009, when Stowe was also the No. 8 seed in D-3 and won its opening-round game before falling in the quarterfinals.
Windsor and Stowe didn’t play in the regular season. The winner of the Stowe-Windsor game will likely face top-seeded Hazen in the Division 3 quarterfinals Friday at 7 p.m.
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