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Looking back at this game I think depth was a huge factor. HJ’s big kid got in early foul trouble and sat out most of the 2nd quarter but the 2 kids that came off the bench did an excellent job behind him. The Hawks went 9-10 deep last night and I believe that was the difference in the ballgame. I don’t know if Huffman was missing some but they only dressed 8 at the varsity level and didn’t seem to use them all. If both clubs avoid injuries and illness they should be looking at a seeding game. Both teams will be returning good numbers of players and have very evenly matched JV clubs so this head to head should turn into a pretty good rivalry going forward. 

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