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Fab Five: Cretin Derham Hall's decisive basketball win | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Cretin Derham Hall's boys basketball team secured a 74-60 victory over DeLaSalle, with standout performances from point guard Jason Johnson, shooting guard Jojo Mitchell, forward Monteff Dixon, guard Jeaden Udean, and teammate Dorian Pruitt.

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