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Geneva plays copycat, turns back Elgin

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Geneva's Connor Chapman splits a pair of Elgin defenders and puts up a shot during Thursday's game in Elgin.

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Geneva's Chris Parrilli is fouled by Elgin's Eric Sedlack while going up for a shot during Thursday's game in Elgin.

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Geneva's Nate Navigato scores over Elgin's Malik Dunner during Thursday's game in Elgin.

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Elgin's Isaiah Butler drives to the basket between two Geneva defenders during Thursday's game in Elgin.

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Elgin's Eric Sedlack shoots from the outside against Geneva during Thursday's game in Elgin.

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Elgin's Arie Williams dives for a loose ball against Geneva during Thursday's game in Elgin.

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A quote often attributed to Pablo Picasso reads: “Good artists copy, great artists steal.” If true, Geneva boys basketball coach Phil Ralston ranks among the world’s great artists following his Vikings’ 49-38 victory over Elgin at Chesbrough Field House Thursday. Conceding he borrowed from York, which limited Elgin senior guard Arie Williams to 10 points in a 37-point victory in Elmhurst on Saturday, Ralston employed the same tactics to once again limit Elgin’s high scorer to 10 points.

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