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Here’s a look at the entirety of our January coverage (plus links):

— Years of hard work paying off for Hartfield, Breckenridge boys

— Former Jim Ned standout Meagan Mitchell trying to right the De Leon ship

— For once, a miracle move-in that is legit, helping Stamford thrive

— Hearne brothers have Cisco boys on dominant run

— No. 16 Brookesmith Lady Mustangs chasing first district title in 14 years

— Hermleigh’s Benitez returns from two ACL surgeries

— Multi-talented junior Willis fueling Cooper girls’ resurgence

— Unselfish Ford growing more comfortable with scorer’s role at Jim Ned

— Sophomore McCambridge relishing leadership role for young Plowgirls squad

— Anson getting its money’s worth out of Dollar in dual hoops resurgence

— Jayton’s miracle man, Hunter Gilbert just happy to suit up these days

— Hanson sisters lead No. 9 Haskell’s 20-game win streak

— San Saba’s Swiss Army knife Courtnee Cash returns to rotation after injury

— Standout guard Brooks carries heavy load for Bulldogs

— Merkel sweeps Stanton on special night at MHS

— Ballinger sweeps Brady in District 4-3A play

— Abilene High boys hold off Euless Trinity in District 3-6A action

— Archrivals Brownwood, Stephenville split intense doubleheader

— Cooper girls stymie No. 13 Rider, score upset victory

— Stamford boys pull away from Hawley, take lead in 8-2A title race

— Jaybirds sweep Paducah in varsity doubleheader

— Eula sweeps Ranger, honors scorekeeper 

— Wylie girls knock off Aledo for first district win, boys drop 4-5A opener

— Abilene High boys rally past Richland to stay perfect in 3-6A

— Mason girls force first-place tie with big win at San Saba

— Matya Thompson, Brownwood 

— Eula’s Dakota Boles 

— Stamford’s Austin Brewer