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Player-coach 1st Lt. Stephen Brooks, 77th Engineer

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Player-coach 1st Lt. Stephen Brooks, 77th Engineer

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Player-coach 1st Lt. Stephen Brooks, 77th Engineer Company, 94th Engineer Battalion, 4th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, holding winners’ cup, along with the 4th MEB basketball team, accept the first place recognition from 1ID Fort Riley senior commander, Brig. Gen. Donald M. MacWillie, far left, and 1ID Fort Riley command sergeant major, Command Sgt. Maj. Miguel Rivera, far right, at the closing ceremony for Victory Week held here, June 14. Brooks and team played for three days to purge the competition and win the overall basketball title.

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