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Sam Carey NH All-Star Classic at Manchester Central


August 22. 2014 10:28PM
Brett Hanson drives hard to the hoop during The Sam Carey New Hampshire All-Star Classic at Manchester Central on Friday night. The annual game is played in honor of Carey, the late Central and SNHU star. (THOMAS ROY/UNION LEADER)

Luke Bonner, right, kicks off the charity game with Dave Cooper during the Sam Carey New Hampshire All-Star Classic at Manchester Central on Friday night. (THOMAS ROY/UNION LEADER)

Luke Bonner, right, kicks off the charity game with Dave Cooper during the Sam Carey New Hampshire All-Star Classic at Manchester on Friday night.

Luke Bonner, right, defends Scott Hazelton during the Sam Carey New Hampshire All-Star Classic held Friday night at Manchester Central. Proceeds from the annual game, played in honor of the late Central and SNHU star, benefit basketball projects around Manchester. (THOMAS ROY/Union Leader)

Luke Bonner, right, defends Scott Hazelton during the Sam Carey New Hampshire All-Star Classic held Friday night at Manchester Central. Proceeds from the annual game, played in honor of the late Central and SNHU star, benefit basketball projects around Manchester.


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