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BEARCATS
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The Galatia High School boys basketball team came into the season
with high hopes because the Bearcats return seven players who saw
substantial time on last season's 16-11 team.
But the early season hasn't been easy for Galatia. The Bearcats
opened last week in the Grayville Thanksgiving Tournament with a
first-round game against underdog Norris City-Omaha-Enfield, and were
fortunate to come away with a win.
Galatia trailed NCOE by 10 with three minutes left to play, but
ran off...
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GRAYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL BISON
Evansville Courier & Press
; The buzz word around Grayville High School's boys basketball practices this season will be "patience," according to Bison head coach Dale Schmittler. Grayville returns only three pleyers with varsity experience -- and no starters -- from a team that went 28-2 last season and lost to McLeansboro in
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LIONS EDWARDS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Evansville Courier & Press
; If the Edwards County High School boys basketball team was looking for some big-time competition early in the season, it sure found it. The Lions took part in the opening-week Grayville Thanksgiving Tournament, winning just one of four games against tough competition, and then headed to Du Quoin
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Grant's basketball family grows.(Sports Extra)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
; Byline: Patricia Babcock McGraw Daily Herald Sports Writer What an eventful start to the season for Grant coach Phil Ralston. And we're not even counting the fact that his team came out on the plus side of a nail-biter against Marian Central Catholic last week in the Johnsburg Thanksgiving
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Curry's 26 pace T-wood
Chicago Sun-Times
; Eddy Curry scored a game-high 26 points, including 14 in the fourth quarter, as second-ranked Thornwood survived its first big test of the season with a 57-42 victory over host No. 7 Lincoln-Way for the championship of the Knight Classic Thanksgiving Tournament. The Thunderbirds (3-0) led 33-31
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Marshall has Beford guessing
Chicago Sun-Times
; Looking at the bright side: The last time Marshall finished third at the Glenbard West Thanksgiving tournament, the Commandos finished third at the state meet. That was last year. "But I don't know if we're going to come along as fast as we did last year," coach Luther Bedford said. "These guys are
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