Pecarich Marketing won the YMCA men’s basketball playoff championship for the second straight year. Players include David Jeremiason (left), Justin Heitkamp, Joel Clough, Dan Oehrlein, Matt Pecarich, Todd Vanek, Kris Brose.
Pecarich Marketing won the YMCA men's basketball playoff championship for the second straight year. Players include David Jeremiason (left), Justin Heitkamp, Joel Clough, Dan Oehrlein, Matt Pecarich, Todd Vanek, Kris Brose.
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