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Published 5 months ago

At Duke, basketball provides the perfect backdrop to salute 'kid captains' facing medical battles

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Scheyer Family Kid Captain Program launched last year. Marcelle Scheyer is the wife of Blue Devils coach Jon Scheyer. The program includes the patient being honored at midcourt during a first-half timeout. It will recognize its 11th kid captain Saturday when Duke hosts Virginia.

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At Duke, basketball provides the perfect backdrop to salute 'kid captains' facing medical battles

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — The action had stopped in Duke’s rowdy Cameron Indoor Stadium for a timeout. For 10-year-old Samantha DiMartino, the most exciting part of the night had arrived.

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At Duke, basketball provides the perfect backdrop to salute 'kid captains' facing medical battles

The Duke men's basketball program is in its second year of honoring patients of the nearby children's hospital

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At Duke, basketball provides the perfect backdrop to salute 'kid captains' facing medical battles

By AARON BEARD AP Basketball Writer DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — The Duke men’s basketball program is in its second year of honoring patients of the nearby children’s hospital. That has come through the Scheyer Family Kid Captain Program launched last year. Marcelle Scheyer is the wife of Blue Devils coach Jon Scheyer. She said the program helps “celebrate and honor” those children and their families facing medical challenges. The program includes the pa…

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At Duke, basketball provides the perfect backdrop to salute 'kid captains' facing medical battles

By AARON BEARD AP Basketball Writer DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — The Duke men’s basketball program is in its second year of honoring patients of the nearby children’s hospital. That has come through the Scheyer Family Kid Captain Program launched last year. Marcelle Scheyer is the wife of Blue Devils coach Jon Scheyer. She said the program helps “celebrate and honor” those children and their families facing medical challenges. The program includes the pa…

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At Duke, basketball provides the perfect backdrop to salute 'kid captains' facing medical battles

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — The action had stopped in Duke’s rowdy Cameron Indoor Stadium for a timeout. For 10-year-old Samantha DiMartino, the most exciting part of the night had arrived. […]

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Duke basketball salutes 'kid captains' facing medical battles

The Duke men's basketball program is in its second year of honoring patients of the nearby children's hospital.

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