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Wildcats Take a Bite Out of Apaches

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Monrovia's Jermaine Bias powers ahead after shrugging a tackle during the Wildcat's game against Arcadia on September 11, 2015 in Arcadia. Both teams slugged it out into the final minutes, where the Wildcats maintained their lead to walk away with a 60-45 win over the Apaches. Photo credit: Trevor Stamp

Monrovia’s Jermaine Bias powers ahead after shrugging a tackle during the Wildcat’s game against Arcadia on September 11, 2015 in Arcadia. Both teams slugged it out into the final minutes, where the Wildcats maintained their lead to walk away with a 60-45 win over the Apaches. Photo credit: Trevor Stamp

Arcadia's Bradley Mills (33) looks for a clear route through Monrovia's defense during their game on September 11, 2015 in Arcadia. Both teams slugged it out into the final minutes, where the Wildcats maintained their lead to walk away with a 60-45 win over the Apaches. Photo credit: Trevor Stamp

Arcadia’s Bradley Mills (33) looks for a clear route through Monrovia’s defense during their game on September 11, 2015 in Arcadia. Both teams slugged it out into the final minutes, where the Wildcats maintained their lead to walk away with a 60-45 win over the Apaches. Photo credit: Trevor Stamp

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