H.J. Cody Senior Girls basketball team after a strong game Feb. 28 in Camrose. The girls took an early lead and won 50-36. They now advance to the semi-finals on Monday where they face the number one ranked team, Wetaskiwin. Photo submitted

Photo: H.J. Cody Senior Girls win against Camrose

The girls took an early lead and won 50-36 in their Feb. 28 game

The H.J. Cody Senior Girls basketball team played a strong game Feb. 28 in Camrose. The girls took an early lead and won 50-36. They now advance to the semi-finals on Monday where they face the number one ranked team, Wetaskiwin.

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