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Kentwood downed Auburn Mountainview 53-36 in the ShoWare Shootout, a high school basketball showcase, at the ShoWare Center late Saturday night.

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Kentwood's Preston White (15) and Terrence Grady (12) battle Auburn Mountainview's Robbie Wilson (13) for possession.

Kentwood's Preston White (15) and Terrence Grady (12) battle Auburn Mountainview's Robbie Wilson (13) for possession.

Kentwood downed Auburn Mountainview 53-36 in the ShoWare Shootout, a high school basketball showcase, at the ShoWare Center late Saturday night.


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