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Joe Henricksen

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Editor/Publisher of the City/Suburban Hoops Report in Chicago • Chicago Sun-Times contributor
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Leo big man Elon Henderson among several local standouts at annual Pangos frosh/soph event

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By Joe Henricksen
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
Fresh off a season where Leo won 28 games and finished fourth in the state in Class 3A, coach Jimalle Ridley’s Lions — and promising big man Elon Henderson — will look to take another big step this season. Everyone returns for Leo, including Henderson, a talented 6-8 sophomore. Henderson was one of the top talents on display this past weekend at the annual Pangos All-Midwest Frosh/Soph Camp held at De La Salle.
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There's a lot of movement on the basketball court

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By Joe Henricksen
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
New faces heading to new places in Illinois high school basketball has been a growing trend over the last several years. As the transfer has become so ho-hum and commonplace in the sport, it’s a challenge to track the total amount of transfers. The number far surpasses 100. But with practice officially starting in just a few weeks, here are several transfers whose impact could be felt the most this upcoming season.
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Benet's Gene Heidkamp tops our list of high school basketball coaching awards Original

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By Joe Henricksen
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
With local high school boys basketball coaches a month away from welcoming their teams back into the gym to start practicing for the upcoming season, here’s a look at who could be considered the best among them in several categories: Best coach: Gene Heidkamp, Benet It’s hard to look at Heidkamp’s 18 years at Benet and argue for anyone else. Benet basketball has a profound identity, credited largely to a coach held in the highest respect by colleagues and counterparts.
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