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Gallery: Boys Basketball defeats Blue Valley Southwest 75-64

The Jags beat Blue Valley Southwest on Tuesday, Jan. 23
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Thomas Helm, JAG photographer • January 29, 2024
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By Thomas Helm
Jumping up for a lay up, senior Kael Drummond breaks away on a fast break.
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Senior Georgia Hansen prepares to catch the frisbee thrown by sophomore Will Schieber during the teams final game. “At this point in the game we were pretty far down against Shawnee Mission Northwest, Hansen said. “We were expecting that we would be doing a lot better so we had to switch up our strategy and decided to go for shorter passes.”
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About the Contributor
Thomas Helm
Thomas Helm, JAG photographer
This is junior Thomas Helm’s first year on the JAG yearbook staff and he will be taking on the position of photographer. When not working for the yearbook you can find him running cross country and track. Outside of school he enjoys playing golf, coaching baseball teams, playing video games, and listening to music.

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