Dave Logan/For the Peninsula Daily News Port Angeles’s Luke Angevine, right, drives around Seth Spencer of Port Townsend at the Port Angeles Jamboree Monday night. The Roughriders hosted Port Townsend and Forks at the jamboree.

Dave Logan/For the Peninsula Daily News Port Angeles’s Luke Angevine, right, drives around Seth Spencer of Port Townsend at the Port Angeles Jamboree Monday night. The Roughriders hosted Port Townsend and Forks at the jamboree.

BOYS BASKETBALL: Season gets underway at Port Angeles jamboree

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Port Angeles’s Luke Angevine, right, drives around Seth Spencer of Port Townsend at the Port Angeles Jamboree Monday night. The Roughriders hosted Port Townsend and Forks at the jamboree.

Dave Logan/For the Peninsula Daily News Port Angeles’ Grayson Peet, left, tries to get around Port Townsend’s Berkley Hill at the Port Angeles Jamboree Monday night.

Dave Logan/For the Peninsula Daily News Port Angeles’ Grayson Peet, left, tries to get around Port Townsend’s Berkley Hill at the Port Angeles Jamboree Monday night.

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