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  Woughter named TC Central girls hoops coach
  Traverse City Central athletic director Cody Inglis said Eric Woughter's commitment to the girls' basketball program put him above other candidates in the search for a new varsity coach.

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  Ginsberg replaces Cleland
  Dave Ginsberg is not afraid of expectations. That much was certain Friday when he was named the new boys basketball coach at St. Francis.

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• Detroit Mercy turns to TC grad
  Autumn Rademacher said she knew for some time that she was the front runner to become women's head basketball coach at the University of Detroit Mercy. She just wasn't 100-percent sure she had the job until this week.

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  Spartans post victory in WNIT
  Freshman Kalisha Keane led a balanced Michigan State attack with 20 points Saturday as the Spartans defeated Bowling Green in a second round WNIT game at the Breslin Center.

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• Basketball challenge set to tip off
  A Charlevoix-Kingsley match-up during next season's opening weekend will be part of the Lake Michigan Conference/Northwest Conference Challenge -- eight-game showdowns between the two leagues.

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• Saginaw's Green heads 'A' team
  When Saginaw suffered an early season loss to rival Saginaw Arthur Hill, Draymond Green refused to allow the Trojans to lose again -- and they haven't.

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  TC grad Harman leads CMU
  Giordan Watson scored 20 points and Robbie Harman added 16 to lead Central Michigan past Northern Illinois 83-71 in the opening round of the Mid-American Conference tournament on Wednesday.

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  Petoskey's Dibble makes first-team All-State
  Frankenmuth's Brad Redford is a unanimous choice as the Class B player of the year on the Associated Press All-State team. He's joined on the first team by Dustin Dibble of Petoskey.

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  TCSF's Greiner a first-team pick
  Michael Talley III, a 5-foot-8 sophomore at Melvindale Academy for Business and Technology, was named the top player in Class C basketball. Junior Holden Greiner of Traverse City St. Francis joins him on the All-State team.

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