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Published June 28th, 2017

NBA stars return to Saint Mary's for charity basketball game

Patty Mills, Randy Bennett and Matthew Dellavedova

Saint Mary's College presented the Second Gaels All-Star Classic June 25 at McKeon Pavilion, and the program featured an alumni basketball game with SMC players across several decades. Patty Mills coached the white squad, featuring Joe Rahon and Mitch Young, to victory over Matthew Dellavedova's blues, starring Stephen Holt and Rob Jones. "No matter how far we go we feel the support," Mills said to a school reporter after the game. "Not just speaking for myself, but for all of us."- Nick Marnell

Mitch Young

Beau Levesque

Rob Jones Photos Tod Fierner

Omar Samhan



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