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Basketball: Lambert boys embracing challenges, lessons learned from prestigious tournament
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Lambert forward Colin Granger looks to score while defended by Southwest DeKalb’s Eugene Brown III on Thursday, Dec. 28, 2017, in the Tournament of Champions Classic at Wheeler High School. - photo by Ben Hendren
MARIETTA – The second half had started so well for Lambert boys basketball. Sure, sophomore forward Colin Granger had picked up his third foul just 28 seconds into the third quarter. But in one encouraging spurt, the best qualities of the Longhorns were on display: decisive passes, swift actions and smooth 3-pointers, by Austin Deckard and Jordan McIlwain.
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Half-dozen Longhorns join Class of 2025 signees
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Lambert athletes took part in a signing ceremony Wednesday in the school's auditorium. From left, front row: E.J. Hartwell, Christian Smith and Baker Kimbrel; back row, Jackson DeLoach, Cam Bland, Bryce Shoemake, Jesse Brooks and Harrison Richards. DeLoach and Bland had previously signed their national letters of intent, while the other six took part in Wednesday's event. - photo by Derrick Richemond
Six Lambert football stars inked to play at the next level, although one won't be spending their college years on the gridiron.
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