This episode of SSOSN covers the performance of both basketball teams, focusing on the great year the Boy's basketball team has had so far and impressive beginning for Peyton Halloway's first year as a Head Coach.
This episode of SSOSN covers the performance of both basketball teams, focusing on the great year the Boy’s basketball team has had so far and impressive beginning for Peyton Halloway’s first year as a Head Coach.
media by Jackson Bond

Spiffy Spoose on Sports News Episode 4: Rock Canyon Basketball

From a active playoff run to hopeful beginnings hear it all on Spiffy Spoose On Sports News
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by Jackson Bond and Preston Duman
March 11, 2026

In the fourth episode of Spiffy Spoose On Sports News, seniors Jackson Bond and Preston Duman discuss the impressive season so far of the Boy’s Basketball team and their run in the playoffs which as of today they’re in the Elite Eight playing Grandview High School March 6. Additionally speaking on the impressive first season of the Girl’s Basketball team under Head Coach Payton Halloway.

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