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The Fishburne Military School postgraduate basketball program is annually ranked among the nation’s best. Augusta Free Press LLC is working with the PG program to build a website featuring the team that could be considered in the same category.

The website will feature updated stats, schedules and results, player profiles, an alumni section and information on the program’s impact on players on the court and off the court.

More information on Augusta Free Press LLC is online at www.AFPBusiness.com.






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