Genesis Prep basketball

While school officials at Genesis Prep should be basking in the first state title for the school, they instead are answering questions about why players from Nigeria and Uganda are coming to Post Falls to play hoops in the smallest school classification in one of the nation’s least populated states.

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Wed., March 8, 2017

Genesis Prep's Head Coach Marsell Colbert shakes Stephane Manzi (33) hand towards the end of the game as Manzi night was over during semifinal game against Carey Panthers.

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Genesis Prep's Stephane Manzi (33) during semifinal game against Carey Panthers.

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Genesis Prep's Scott Mwinuka (15) during semifinal game against Carey Panthers.

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Genesis Prep's Head Coach Marsell Colbert during semifinal game against Carey Panthers.

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Genesis Prep's Stephane Manzi goes up to the basket during the second half of the Class 1A Div II State Championship high school basketball game against Dietrich in Nampa, Idaho, on Saturday, March 4, 2017. Genesis Prep won 68-62.

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Genesis Prep reacts to their 68-62 win over Dietrich in the Class 1A Div II State Championship high school basketball game in Nampa, Idaho, on Saturday, March 4, 2017.

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