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Sunday March 30, 2008
All-State Basketball Teams Announced - Juneau Empire
     

Juneau-Douglas forward Eric Gross selected as a member of the All-State Second Team

Class 4A Boys

FIRST TEAM

Kevin Winford, Bartlett

Anthony Cousin, South

Damon Bell-Holter, Ketchikan

Corey Toombs, Kenai

Aaron Stevens, South

SECOND TEAM

Eric Gross, Juneau-Douglas

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Sunday March 23, 2008
Juneau's Eric Gross Selected to All-Tourney Team at State - ADN.com
     Unlike the girls side of 4A state, senior boys dominated on the court and, as a result, took seven of the 10 spots on the all-tournament team. South's senior trio of Anthony Cousin, Trevor Smith and Aaron Stevens saved their best basketball for Alaska's biggest stage and earned the school it's first basketball title. But the graduating group will make it tough for

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Saturday March 22, 2008
Juneau boys beat Palmer Friday, but fall to Dimond Saturday to finish sixth - Juneau Empire by David Morse
     ANCHORAGE - A big disparity in free-throw shooting helped Dimond High School defeat Juneau-Douglas 71-59 in the fourth-place game of the Alaska School Activities Association Class 4A boys basketball state tournament at the Wells Fargo Sports Complex.

Dimond made 29 of 40 free throws while JDHS hit 6 of 9 in the game. JDHS was whistled for 27 fouls compared to

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Friday March 21, 2008
Check out the 2008 State Tournament Leaders:
     

http://www.cybersportsusa.com/statBB_LeadersMedia.asp?tc_id=2016&seas_id=2007

Friday March 21, 2008
South Anchorage downs JDHS boys 68-67 at tourney - Juneau Empire by David Morse
     ANCHORAGE - The Juneau-Douglas High School boys basketball team made a late push but came up short against Southeast Anchorage in the Alaska School Activities Association Class 4A state tournament quarterfinals on Thursday at West Anchorage High School.

The Crimson Bears nearly came back from a late nine-point deficit but lost 68-67. It marked the third-straight

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