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![The team began their practices at the start of the season with a review of basic skills, JV boys basketball coach Kala Wong said.
“Early on in the season, we needed a lot more help [with the basics],” Wong said. “We did more fundamental type drills, with things like footwork, positioning, ball handling, passing, catching, and pivoting.”](https://hhsepitaph.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/IMG_3986-900x600.jpg)
