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Annual Ronald “Chops” Billinger Memorial Shootout to be held at Young

By  Pat Krillic
   
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Young will host the 10th annual Ronald “Chops” Billinger Memorial Shootout on Saturday, January 24. Check below for the full list of games and times.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Providence-St. Mel vs. Wells, 9 a.m.

Seton vs. Brooks, 10:30

Highland Park vs. Julian, noon

Milwaukee South vs. Marshall, 1:30

Von Steuben vs. Kansas City Northeast (Mo.), 3

Kansas City Lincoln vs. Farragut, 4:30

Morton vs. Uplift, 6

Curie vs. Gary Roosevelt (Ind.), 7:30

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