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Picking up a league win

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Legend High School's Phil McNiff (No. 1) puts up a shot under the basket Jan. 30 at Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch, while Valor's …

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Picking up a league win

Legend High School's Phil McNiff (No. 1) puts up a shot under the basket Jan. 30 at Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch, while Valor's Michael Miller (No. 44) defends. Legend beat Valor 59-41 in Class 3A Pioneer League action. McNiff led the Titans with 20 points. Photo by Mark Dalby

Posted Wednesday, February 4, 2009 12:00 am

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Golden ends scoreless drought in league opener

Several local players dazzle in Rocky Mountain Showdown

Castle View scores 29 unanswered points in Battle of the Rock rivalry against Douglas County

No. 9 Chatfield softball knocks off No. 2 Columbine

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