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Tonganoxie High boys basketball players spent five afternoons in the THS gym from June 8-12 as they worked on their skills at camp.

Colby Yates extends for a layup during footwork drills on Thursday at Tonganoxie High boys basketball camp.

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Jeremy Carlisle slashes through traffic for a basket on Friday at Tonganoxie High boys basketball camp.

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Keaton Schaffer looks to make a pass after driving to the baseline on Thursday at Tonganoxie High boys basketball camp.

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Dane Erickson powers up for a lay-in while working on post moves on Thursday at Tonganoxie High boys basketball camp.

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Brady Waldeier plays through contact during a drill for post players on Friday at Tonganoxie High boys basketball camp.

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Justin Jacobs shoots a short jumper during a scrimmage on Thursday at Tonganoxie High boys basketball camp.

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Dylan Scates puts in a reverse layup during drills on Friday at Tonganoxie High boys basketball camp.

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Tonganoxie High boys basketball coach Shawn Phillips addresses players at the conclusion of Thursday's camp session.

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Austin Vickers focuses on the rim during a form shooting drill on Thursday at Tonganoxie High boys basketball camp.

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Keith Slater drives to the lane during a 3-on-2 drill on Thursday at THS boys basketball camp.

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Lucas Ahart worked up a sweat but still enjoyed himself while going through post-player drills on Friday at Tonganoxie basketball camp.

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Ben Williams prepares to shoot a jumper on Thursday at Tonganoxie High boys basketball camp.

Photo by Benton Smith

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Point of View

Do you plan on attending the St. Patrick’s festivities Saturday in Tonganoxie?

I like seeing Tongie being festive and all dressed up for the occasion. Along with my family, I will be attending the parade, watching the Wild Women of the Frontier, snarfing up some corn beef and cabbage and listening to the pipes. I’m only Irish on St. Paddy’s Day, and sometimes the weekends before and after. The rest of the time, I’m Scottish and both cultures regard pipes as heavenly. To me, it is also a celebration of spring’s imminent arrival, and the green color carries that message, too.

— Jacque Admire

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