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Hardin-Central and Orrick know who their respective boys and girls basketball teams will face to open the Class 1 District 13 Tournament. The Orrick boys, who finished regular-season play with a 67-50 I-70 Conference win Tuesday night to visiting Concordia, are the top seed and have a first-round bye in the single-elimination tournament, Missouri State High School Activities Association information states.

The fourth-quarter momentum shift that turned a two-point Richmond lead into a 58-45 Richmond loss to Holden Feb. 3 started with turnovers, according to Richmond varsity girls basketball coach Kaylee Vantrump.

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It’s conference tournament time again for Hardin-Central in varsity basketball. Coming off a 70-37 Feb.

came through when the Hardin-Central varsity boys basketball team needed him to do so Monday. That night, the first-year high schooler sank two foul shots to help the Bulldogs ice their 50-45 win over visiting Northland Christian, Bulldogs coach Brent Behler stated via email.