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Mission accomplished. Rick Chaffin confirmed he had resigned as Spring Valley High School boys basketball coach on Monday, saying his vow to turn around the program was complete.

By TIM STEPHENS [email protected] Call it the fine nine. Nine former Marshall University stars will be inducted into the Thundering Herd's athletic Hall of Fame on Sept. 12.

SOUTH CHARLESTON -- Maybe it was the color of the jerseys. Behind state Class AAAA champion Parkersburg Big Reds Lauren Flanagan, Kennedy

SOUTH CHARLESTON — Maybe it was the color of the jerseys. Behind state Class AAAA champion Parkersburg Big Reds Lauren Flanagan, Kennedy Porter and Lucie Cline, the red-clad South Cardinals defeated the North Bears 80-78 on Friday night in the North-South all-star girls basketball game at the South Charleston Community Center. Flanagan scored 16 points. […]

SOUTH CHARLESTON -- South Charleston High School basketball star Malcolm Brown grabbed an opposing player and slung him out of bounds. Not on the basketball court but on the football field. One day after scoring 13 points for the South in a 126-81 rout of the North in basketball Friday at the South Charleston Community Center, Brown played for the South in a 34-7 loss to the North in football at South Charleston High. "It was great," Brown said. "I had a great time playing both sports. It was a great opportunity to show what I can do. It's an honor and privilege and I'm grateful."

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Parkersburg's Lauren Flanagan handles the ball during Friday's North-South all-star game in South Charleston. (Photo by Laura Bilson/Gazette-Mail) SOUTH CHARLESTON — Maybe it was the color of the jerseys.

SOUTH CHARLESTON -- South Charleston High School basketball star Malcolm Brown grabbed an opposing player and slung him out of bounds. Not on the basketball court but on the football field. One day after scoring 13 points for the South in a 126-81 rout of the North in basketball Friday at the South Charleston Community Center, Brown played for the South in a 34-7 loss to the North in football at South Charleston High. "It was great," Brown said. "I had a great time playing both sports. It was a great opportunity to show what I can do. It's an honor and privilege and I'm grateful."

Editor's note: The following story is part of a series of updates on former high school stars from the Tri-State playing in college or professionally.