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Updated Twin Valley League Tournament Brackets Announced (1/15/2024)

Derek Nester
By Derek Nester

ONAGA, KAN. – Winter weather and below freezing temperatures have once again forced area school districts to close on Tuesday, January 16th. This has caused the 2024 Twin Valley League Girls & Boys tournament games to be rescheduled. Below are the updated brackets as of Monday, January 15, 2024. Stay with KNDY, and we’ll update our broadcast plans as soon as we finalize them.

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