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Eighth-grade hoops

The Chief Kanim Middle School eighth-grade varsity basketball team consists of, back row, left to right, coach Gina Estep, Brianna Busby, Brielle Buhner, Alyssa McLauchlin and Brittany Bair. Middle row, Lara Hartwig, MacKenzie Curley, MacKenzie Will, Marly Robbins and Shauna Reid. Front row, Abigail Peterson, Grace Washam and Jessareh Helm.

October 3, 2008 1:42 am

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