Preece nominated for McDonald’s All-American Team
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(Staff Photo/JOSHUA MURPHY) Tug Valley’s Channing Preece will be honored at Friday’s home against Chapmanville for being nominated for McDonald’s 2010 All-American High School Basketball Team. Preece was one of just 1,260 boys basketball players to be nominated for the team throughout the country. Preece is seen here with his parents receiving an award for breaking the 1,000 point milestone earlier this season.
(Staff Photo/JOSHUA MURPHY) Tug Valley’s Channing Preece will be honored at Friday’s home against Chapmanville for being nominated for McDonald’s 2010 All-American High School Basketball Team. Preece was one of just 1,260 boys basketball players to be nominated for the team throughout the country. Preece is seen here with his parents receiving an award for breaking the 1,000 point milestone earlier this season.
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Tug Valley’s Channing Preece will be honored at Friday’s home against Chapmanville for being nominated for McDonald’s 2010 All-American High School Basketball Team. Preece was one of just 1,260 boys basketball players to be nominated for the team throughout the country. Preece is seen here with his parents receiving an award for breaking the 1,000 point milestone earlier this season.
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