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It was a dream season for Mission’s boys basketball team in 2016-17.
The Bears went 35-1. They won the first Northern California and state championships for San Francisco public schools. They finished No. 1 in The Chronicle’s Metro rankings, another first for an S.F. school.
Guard Niamey Harris was Metro Player of the Year.
Harris is now at City College of San Francisco. The next two leading scorers, Jamion Wright and Jayden Foston, also graduated.
With the 2017-18 season right around the corner, the Bears have to start all over again.
Mission’s attitude: Bring it on.
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The Bears went 35-1. They won the first Northern California and state championships for San Francisco public schools. They finished No. 1 in The Chronicle’s Metro rankings, another first for an S.F. school.
Guard Niamey Harris was Metro Player of the Year.
Harris is now at City College of San Francisco. The next two leading scorers, Jamion Wright and Jayden Foston, also graduated.
With the 2017-18 season right around the corner, the Bears have to start all over again.
Mission’s attitude: Bring it on.
More...