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Sudanese players lose to team that questioned eligibility

by NBC Chicago | December 6, 2012 at 2:47 PM
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Mooseheart coach Ron Ahrens speaks with his players before their game with the Westminster Warriors Tuesday.

Mooseheart coach Ron Ahrens speaks with his players before their game with the Westminster Warriors Tuesday.

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A high school basketball team’s worries about the eligibility of three African players on a rival squad may have been all for naught — at least judging by the final score.

Hinckley Big-Rock High School raised questions about a program that brought the Sudanese players to Batavia’s Mooseheart school, but on Tuesday, a judge ruled the teens could play on the basketball team until the Illinois High School Association hears arguments on the eligibility issue.

The controversy added a great deal of intrigue to Wednesday night’s game between the two schools, with Hinckley outlasting Mooseheart 58-51.

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Filed in: Chicago, News, Sports | Related Topics: Batavia, Chicago, High School Basketball, Hinckley Big-Rock High School, Mooseheart, Sudan
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