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Scores at a glance for the week of Jan.21

Quick recaps for local teams.

Scores were submitted by coaches and parent volunteers. Have scores to submit? Email editor@juneauempire.com with “Scores at a glance” in the subject line.

Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé boys basketball

Record: 3-5

Jan. 20, v. Bettye Davis East Anchorage High School at West Anchorage (tournament)

Final score: 70-34, East Anchorage.

Key stat: JDHS’ highest-scoring quarter was the fourth, when the Crimson Bears tallied 11 points.

Thunder Mountain High School boys basketball

Record: 3-5

Jan. 15 v . Nome-Beltz Middle High School at Palmer (tournament)

Final score: 81-76

Key stat: Both Thomas Baxter and Samuel Lockhart scored over 20 points.

Jan. 14 v. West Valley High School at Palmer (tournament)

Final score: 41-31, West Valley.

Key stat: West Valley was limited to just 3 second-quarter points but scored 15 and 14 in the first and third quarters respectively.

Scores at a glance appears Sundays in the Juneau Empire. It appears online Fridays at www.juneauempire.com.

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