Lamar’s seventh grade boys have excellent season

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Pictured with the plaque after winning the Seneca Tournament at the beginning of the season are members of the Lamar seventh grade boys basketball team. Front row, left to right, Tate Ansley, Jaxon Hearod, Ty Willhite, Joel Beshore, Ryan Davis, James Hagen, Rein Stephens and Tyler Ansley; back row, left to right, team manager Terrin McDowell, Cameron Sturgell, Austin Wilkerson, Tyson Williams, Jase Dillon, Logan Crockett, Hunter Kirbey, Johnny Danner and coach Eric England.


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