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We witnessed women’s hoop history

Those of us who followed high school women’s basketball closely over the past decade or so were treated to an exceptional wealth of talent. We got spoiled even. It may have peaked last year when eight signed with Division I colleges, bringing to 14 the number currently playing beyond high school.

Dave Trimmer’s Women’s College notebook in The Spokesman-Review on Wednesday, addressed the phenomenon - and though there still are D-I athletes playing - wondered if it has peaked for the time being. Scoring in the GSL seems to be down this year.

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