Jen Forbus’ photos from Firelands-Brookside boys basketball Jan. 13, 2023.
![Brookside's Aidan McLaughlin tries to take a shot amidst the...]()
Brookside's Aidan McLaughlin tries to take a shot amidst the Firelands defense.
![Firelands forward Jim Aunspaw looks to the basket past Brookside's...]()
Firelands forward Jim Aunspaw looks to the basket past Brookside's Patrick Sheehan.
![Firelands' Nate Draga puts up a three-point attempt.]()
Firelands' Nate Draga puts up a three-point attempt.
![Cardinal Nolan Waechter signals three after sinking a three-point shot.]()
Cardinal Nolan Waechter signals three after sinking a three-point shot.
![Cardinal Avery Young drives toward the basket as Falcon Devin...]()
Cardinal Avery Young drives toward the basket as Falcon Devin Linn defends.
![Firelands head coach Colin Myers talks to his squad during...]()
Firelands head coach Colin Myers talks to his squad during a time out in the Falcons' game against the Brookside Cardinals.
![Falcon Christopher Radman keeps his eyes on the basket during...]()
Falcon Christopher Radman keeps his eyes on the basket during Firelands game against the Brookside Cardinals Jan. 13.
![Brookside's Avery Young goes up for a layup.]()
Brookside's Avery Young goes up for a layup.
![Brookside's Avery Young attempts a shot surrounded by Falcon defense.]()
Brookside's Avery Young attempts a shot surrounded by Falcon defense.
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