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Following his first year with the MHS basketball program, Xavier Pryor looks to end second, final season by making history

by Andrew Spellman, The Dominion Post

February 23, 2021

in Local Sports, Morgantown, Sports

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Morgantown's Xavier Pryor (15) works the ball past Martinsburg's Doryn Smith (11) on Monday.

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Andrew Spellman, The Dominion Post

A 2017 graduate of the West Virginia University Reed College of Media, Andrew has been with The Dominion Post sports department since July 2019. He is the former sports editor at the Spirit of Jefferson in Charles Town, and was Art Director at The Daily Athenaeum, WVU's independent student newspaper, for two years.

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