SPORTS: Port Townsend girls basketball team holds off North Mason on Tuesday night

PORT TOWNSEND ­— The Port Townsend girls basketball team clipped the North Mason Bulldogs 42-37 in Olympic League play Tuesday night.

Port Townsend took a seven-point lead going into the half and never looked back.

(See PDN Thursday editions for complete story).

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