Local talent on IWU basketball teams.

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Lots of local talent on the IWU basketball teams this season. I know I'm going to miss someone - apologies in advance. Molly McGraw, Rebekah Ehresman, A couple of Seibrings - Trevor and Spencer, Brady Rose and Jaylen Beasley... Maybe I did get them all. If you enjoyed seeing them play high school ball, check out the IWU schedules and pay a visit to Shirk to see them play some college hoops!

 Be sure to check out the Normalite Newspapers and Best Look Magazine for more coverage and images by the Best Look in Sports Photography in Bloomington Normal.

20141125 Milwaukee School of Engineering at Illinois Wesleyan Men's Basketball photos - Images by Alan Look




20141125 Wisconsin WhiteWater at IWU Women's Basketball photos - Images by Alan Look

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