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Frankfort's Jordan Blythe breaks through Western Hills defenders Walter Campbell and Austin Stone during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Western Hills' David Jackson takes the ball down the court while being guarded by Frankfort's Jordan Blythe during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Frankfort's Caleb Hack tries to shoot a basket before Western Hills' Elijah Thompson steals the ball as WHHS' Austin Stone guards from behind during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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The Western Hills dance team performed during halftime of the game against Frankfort Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Frankfort's Carter Gilbert and Western Hills’ Javeon Campbell fight for the rebound during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Frankfort's Jordan Blythe shoots a free throw during the game against Western Hills Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Frankfort's Jordan Blythe makes a pass around Western Hills' Walter Campbell during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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The Frankfort High School student section cheers during the game against Frankfort Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Frankfort's Jordan Blythe goes up for a shot as Western Hills' Austin Stone attempts to block him during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Frankfort's Carter Gilbert takes a shot as Western Hills' Elijah Thompson attempts to block him during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Frankfort's Caleb Hack tries to shoot while being defended by Western Hills's Elijah Thompson and Walter Campbell during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Frankfort's Ashtin Austin goes up for a shot as Western Hills's Walter Campbell attempts to block him during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Western Hills's Javeon Campbell and Elijah Thompson take the court as head coach Geoff Cody directs from courtside during the game Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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Frankfort head coach Butch Jointer directs from courtside during the game against Western Hills Friday night at F.D. Wilkinson Gym. WHHS won 53-49. (Hannah Brown | State Journal)
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