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Pinecrest basketball shows progress in tough loss
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Pinecrest Academy junior Adam Guard, center, scored a team-high 18 points, including a clutch 3-pointer in the fourth quarter that gave the Paladins a brief lead. - photo by Brian Paglia
The last time Pinecrest took on Fellowship Christian, back on Dec. 3, Fellowship won handily by 24—dominating Pinecrest in nearly every facet of the game. However, when the two teams clashed again on Friday, the re-match followed a much different script. With 35 seconds left in regulation, Pinecrest trailed by just two points and had control of the ball.
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2025 State of the Program: Q-and-A with Pinecrest Academy's Shawn Coury
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Pinecrest Academy senior Matthew Mitchell holds up the GAPPS 9-man football Class 2A state championship trophy after defeating Unity Christian Nov. 22 at Pinnacle Field. (Photo by Landen Todd; graphic by Derrick Richemond)
See Pinecrest Academy athletic director Shawn Coury's thoughts on what the Paladins achieved during the 2024-25 school year.
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