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Top 10 junior Jordan Smith having a magical season in the DMV


, ranked in the top five nationally of his class by several recruiting services, played a key role as his Northern Virginia program recently captured two titles in the loaded Washington Catholic Athletic Conference, which is one of the country's premier high school basketball leagues. Smith was named to the WCAC's All-League first team. (Inside the Loud House)

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Top 10 junior Jordan Smith having a magical season in the DMV