Penn hoops falls just short of state title game
By: Matt Randall
Posted: Mar 17, 2019 1:52 AM EDT
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LAFAYETTE, Ind. - The level competition at Semi State often matches the enormity of the stage. Though the Penn Kingsmen had a tremendous season - winning conference, sectional, and regional titles - that stage and competition proved a bit too much.
The Kingsmen fell 71-42 to the Carmel Greyhounds, who punched their own ticket to next weekend's 4A State Finals.
Hear from Penn coach Al Rhodes and seniors Noah Applegate and Drew Lutz as they reflect on the run they put together.
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