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Fair Community Chest basketball gets competitive and charitable
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Lawrence High School played host to the Five Towns Community Chest Youth Board Basketball Tournament. Isaac Zion, left, guarded Mark Bacchus in one of the three-on-three games.
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Diverse age groups showed off their hoops hops during the Community Chest tournament. Lee Rosen, right, tried to drive past Tom Mornando.
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Team Barsel member Dave Cagner, with ball, and Tom Mormando of Team Casanova battled for court position.
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From over 50 to under 14, men and boys played basketball to help support Five Towns Community Chest and its Adam Barsel Scholarship Fund.
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Competitive hoops and charity were the two components that made up the 18th annual Five Towns Community Chest Youth Board Basketball Tournament at Lawrence High School last Sunday.
Three on three teams played in five age divisions: Middle school, 10-12-year olds; high school, 13-18-year old; open division, 19-34-year olds; 35-50-year olds and the over 50 division.
Proceeds from the event benefit the Adam Barsel Scholarship Fund and Woodmere-based Community Chest. Barsel was a Hewlett High School student who died in a car accident in 2000.
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