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Lady Eagles fall to Berlin Hiland, 54-51

COLUMBUS — The Eastern Lady Eagles basketball fell to Berlin Hiland 54-51 on Friday afternoon in the Division IV State semi-final game.

Complete details of the game will appear in the Sunday Times-Sentinel and on mydailysentinel.com later today.

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