FHS boys will have nearly new roster for ‘22-23 season
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November 30, 2022

FHS boys will have nearly new roster for ‘22-23 season

By Tim Miller

Fairbanks’ boys varsity basketball team is pictured from left, front row, Andrew Crowe, AJ Landon, Brayden Wiedmann, Ryker Green and Dylan Wiedmann; back row, head coach Zach Ross, Dominic Kennedy, Holtz Maine, Peyton Hubbs, Nathan Combs and assistant coaches Hunter Burnett and Doug Tobe.

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