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'10 MA SF Hector Harold (Signed to Pepperdine)
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Re: '10 MA SF Hector Harold
CLASS OF 2010 INTRO: HECTOR HAROLD
March 8, 2009 by NBE Blogger
A native of Los Angeles (CA), Hector Harold has come east for his junior year in high school and is playing this season at Northfield Mt. Hermon School in Massachusetts.
Playing for coach John Carroll, Harold and his teammates recently concluded their season with a quarterfinal loss in the NEPSAC championships. The Hoggers finished the season with an 18-10 record.
The 6-foot7, 195 pound small forward has found the change in coasts to his liking, both from a basketball and academic standpoint, which is what he expected to find when he decided to make the move.
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CLASS OF 2010 INTRO: HECTOR HAROLD
March 8, 2009 by NBE Blogger
A native of Los Angeles (CA), Hector Harold has come east for his junior year in high school and is playing this season at Northfield Mt. Hermon School in Massachusetts.
Playing for coach John Carroll, Harold and his teammates recently concluded their season with a quarterfinal loss in the NEPSAC championships. The Hoggers finished the season with an 18-10 record.
The 6-foot7, 195 pound small forward has found the change in coasts to his liking, both from a basketball and academic standpoint, which is what he expected to find when he decided to make the move.
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