Oklahoma's best high school boys basketball players: Meet the state's top small forwards
By Glen Brockenbush Photo of Hobart's Justice Johnson While there are typically five distinct positions in basketball, many high school rosters separate
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By Glen Brockenbush Photo of Hobart's Justice Johnson While there are typically five distinct positions in basketball, many high school rosters separate
Indians down Langdon-Edmore-Munich in region title game Written By: Wayne J. Nelson | 8:16 pm, Mar. 11, 2021 × Four Winds' Jonah Jackson steals the ball from Langdon Area-Edmore-Munich's Jagger Worley in the first half. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald The longer the season goes, the tougher it is to win. That’s especially true for Four Winds-Minnewaukan, a boys basketball program that faces more pressure than most teams -- considering the Indians are the No. 1-ranked team in North Dakota Class B basketball. But the Indians handled the pressure and met yet an...