Sehome names a new boys basketball coach

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Sehome High School has named a new boys basketball coach. The job goes to Skyler Gillispie who spent last season as an assistant coach with the Western Washington University men’s team. Before that he was the head coach at Camas High School for six years. Gillispie got the job at Camas when he was 21 years old. He replaces Steve Call as the coach of the Mariners.

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