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JASON ELLIOTT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 years, 12 months AGO
Luke McLaughlin of Coeur d’Alene drives to the basket as Josiah Shields of Post Falls defends in a game earlier this season at Coeur d’Alene High.
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Vander Brown, left, of Lakeside guards Nathan Weeks of Genesis Prep in the 1A Division II District 1 championship game Feb. 27 at North Idaho College.
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Lake City senior Aubrey Avery dribbles away from Post Falls junior Dylan Lovett during the 5A Region 1 second-place game on Feb. 15 in Coeur d’Alene.
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Timberlake senior Joey Follini pushes off Lewiston’s Reuben Thill in the 182-pound championship match at the North Idaho Rumble at Coeur d’Alene High in January.
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Lakeside freshman Kiona Allen pulls down a rebound during the 1A Division II District 1 girls basketball championship game on Feb. 13 at North Idaho College.
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Post Falls sophomore guard Lexie Heath puts up a jumper in the first half of the 5A Region 1 girls basketball second-place game on Feb. 15 at Lake City High.
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Seth Neely of Genesis Prep is surrounded by Lakeside players in the 1A Division II District 1 championship game Feb. 27 at North Idaho College.
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Devon Johnson of Coeur d’Alene dribbles up the floor as Zack Rodriguez of Post Falls pursues in a game earlier this season at Viking Court.
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Jason Elliott has worked at The Press for 14 years and covers both high school and North Idaho College athletics. Before that, he spent eight years covering sports at the Shoshone News-Press in Wallace, where he grew up. | March 23, 2020 1:10 AM
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