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COACHING STAFF CREATES CHART WITH BENCHMARKS FOR TEAM TO ACHIEVE

By Paul Boyd

Posted: November 15, 2011 at 5:29 a.m.

By Justin Wedgworth
Heritage High’s Garrett Macy starts a fast break during the Blue-Orange scrimmage at War Eagle Arena on Nov. 5.

Rogers Heritage boys basketball coach Tom Olsen got a chance to watch plenty of the Class 7A State Tournament last season since it was played in War Eagle Arena.

AT A GLANCE

Rogers Heritage War Eagles

COACH: Tom Olsen, fourth year

2010-11 RECORD: 10-18, 2-12 7A-West Conference

KEY PLAYERS: Garrett Macy, Sr., Austin Shaw, Sr., Luke Fryauf, Jr., Blake Woodson, Sr.

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