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Madeline Hodek | The Republic Macy Wingham, left, and Kayleigh Reed stand by the Columbus Christian basketball court Friday, July 26. Reed and Wingham transferred to Columbus Christian from Columbus East and Columbus North respectively.
Columbus Christian hasn?t had a winning girls basketball season since reviving the program two years ago, but an influx of talent could give the Crusaders a big boost.
Macy Wingham has transferred from Columbus North, and Kayleigh Reed has transferred from Columbus East. The 5-foot junior guards will have immediate eligibility since Columbus Christian is not an IHSAA school.
?It?s really big,? Columbus Christian coach Ron Bridgewater said. ?We have most of the girls back from the last two seasons, and then to add two girls, it?s just going to raise the level of all of our players and our whole program. The next two years are going to be a lot of fun.?
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