Dec 23, 2015
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Championship Sunday at the Boys 15-17U Super Regional featured incredible competition, as well as a much deserved AAU honor. Prior to the 16U title game between BABC and the Granite State Jayhawks, the New England AAU inducted BABC lead man Leo Papile into the NEAAU Sports Hall of Fame.
Papile was presented with a Hall of Fame plaque from NEAAU President Ed Skovron and NEAAU Boys Basketball Director John Kottori. Sunday's ceremony marked the very first NEAAU Sports Hall of Fame induction.
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