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HS hoops team puts in student manager for unforgettable senior night

This is one of the best high school basketball moments of the year.

James Dator
James Dator has been covering a wide range of sports for SB Nation for over a decade, with a special focus on the NFL.

Student manager Seth Kraft was given a chance to score a basket for Laurel High School in Montana over the weekend, which doesn’t sound remarkable until you find out he’s a dwarf.

Crowds swelled while the team was being introduced and cheerleaders held up a sight that read “Seth you never fell short of amazing us” while he entered the game. Soon an applauding crowd began to roar when he was given a chance to score a basket in the game.

Sports are pretty great. Hopefully this is in Sportscenter’s Top 10.

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