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Weekly Colorado Preps Primer: Games to watch for Feb. 7-11, 2017

Key conference showdowns, plus a few late-season non-league battles, highlight this week’s slate

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Kyle Newman, The Denver Post
Senior Josh Randle and Valor Christian have a key Jeffco League showdown on Friday night at Evergreen High School.
Kyle Newman, digital prep sports editor for The Denver Post.
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The following is a look at the marquee games this week in boys and girls basketball. (All rankings and records are current as of Monday.)

BOYS BASKETBALL

No. 8 Doherty (15-3) at No. 9 Denver East (14-5), Tuesday 7 p.m.:
Doherty hasn’t lost since Jan. 3. Coach Jarris Krapcha’s red-hot Spartans ride seniorÌýBrevin Brimble’s 19.9 points per game into a non-conference battle against junior guardÌýDaylen Kountz and the Angels.

No. 5 Eaglecrest (16-3) at No. 7 Cherry Creek (14-5), Friday 7 p.m.:
Eaglecrest throttled Cherry Creek 71-32 whenÌýthese teams met on Jan. 18, but expect a closer contest this time ifÌýseniorÌýJalen Meeks and the Bruins can find a way to limit the Raptors’ fast-paced offense headed by Pepperdine commit Colbey Ross. Listen to this game live on Post Preps Radio at denverpost.com/preps

No. 5 Valor Christian (16-4) at No. 8 Evergreen (15-4), Friday 7 p.m.:
In a pivotal Jeffco League matchup, Valor Christian’s senior scoring duo ofÌýJalen Sanders andÌýKayle Knuckles face off against a balanced Cougars team headlined by senior Michael Dillon.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

No. 1 Grandview (17-1) at No. 4 Horizon (17-2), Tuesday 7 p.m.:
This top-five non-conference duel pits UCLA commit Michaela Onyenwere and the almost unstoppable Wolves against a seasoned Horizon squad headlined by dynamo point guard and Portland State commit Kylie Jimenez.

Arapahoe (13-6) at No. 6 Cherry Creek (13-5), Wednesday 5:30 p.m.:
The Bruins topped the Warriors by 17 points in their first league meeting on Jan. 14, and Arapahoe will need significant scoring contributions outside of star senior point guardÌýMacy Ziegler in order to overcome senior Laura Pranger and Cherry Creek.ÌýListen to this game live on Post Preps Radio at denverpost.com/preps

Mesa Ridge (14-3) at Lakewood (13-5), Saturday 4 p.m.:
Junior point guard Chloe Welch and sophomore centerÌý Ashley Bowen highlight a Mesa Ridge team that can score inside and out. All five losses suffered by coachÌýChris Poisson’s Tigers have come at the hands of ranked teams as Lakewood seeks more offense from players beyondÌýCamilla Emsbo.

 

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