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PREP BASKETBALL: War Eagles Confident

HERITAGE GIRLS BECAME MORE COMPETITIVE LAST SEASON, COACH SAYS

By Paul Boyd

Posted: November 14, 2011 at 4:57 a.m.

By Justin Wedgworth
Heritage High’s Brittany Ward tries to go up for a layup on Nov. 5 during a scrimmage at Heritage High School in Rogers.

Rogers Heritage girls basketball coach Kevin Ramey watched his fledgling program become more competitive in the rugged 7A-West Conference last season.

AT A GLANCE

Rogers Heritage Lady War Eagles

Coach: Kevin Ramey, fourth year

2010-11 Record: 6-19, 2-12 7A-West Conference

Key Players: Julie Whitlow, Sr., Ashley Ward, Jr., Brittany Ward, Jr., Lindsey Wood, Sr., Lacey Murray, Jr.

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