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Live broadcast of Cedarcrest High School boys playoff on The Whale radio

Cedarcrest High School basketball fans who can't make the boys' home playoff tonight can catch a live radio webcast on the action.

February 11, 2011 12:47 pm

Cedarcrest High School basketball fans who can’t make the boys’ home playoff tonight can catch a live radio webcast on the action.

Anacortes radio station KWLE will call the Feb. 11 Red Wolves-vs-Seahawks game. The webcast begins at 6:30 p.m.

Learn more or listen at www.1340thewhale.com. Or, visit the Anacortes High School page at ahs.asd103.org/

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