Seventh grade Lamar Tigers win Seneca Invitational

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    The seventh grade Lamar Tiger basketball team began its season by participating in the Seneca Invitational. The team played and beat Seneca on January 4; East Newton on January 5 and McDonald County on January 6, as they cruised on to win the 2018 Seneca Junior High Basketball Tournament Championship. The team is coached by Eric England.


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