Leading 25-13 after the first quarter, the top-ranked Wildcats posted 25 second-quarter points and held Southern to a scant seven en route to an 86-48 victory over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs.
The victory kept Arundel unbeaten in county play at 12-0 (13-4 overall), while the loss dropped Southern to 7-4 in the county (12-6). The easy victory also took some of the sting out of the first matchup between the county basketball powers, which...
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