SMSA Claims First Hartford Title in 16 Years
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SMSA Claims First State Title Since 1997, Beating Stratford 71-54
In a historic moment for Hartford, SMSA won the Division three boys basketball state championship, marking the first city school title since Weaver in 2015. The Tigers, led by senior Elijah Williams 22 points and 11 rebounds, defeated Stratford 71-54. Despite earlier rivalries, SMSA celebrated with their crosstown foes for reaching the finals. The Tigers built a lead and held off Stratfords comebacks, with Williams sealing the win with a three-pointer at the buzzer. This victory marked SMSAs first state title since 1997, as they played as a true team on both ends, especially defense.
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