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Local teams hoping to make history

The two local entrants will both be looking to make history, to some degree, at the 2013 Interstate Eight Conference Boys Basketball Tournament, which opens today.

Top-seeded Seneca's aim is to win a conference tournament for the first time in program history. The I-8 is only holding a league tournament for the seventh time, and the Fighting Irish — who have won numerous regular-season conference titles, as well as a state championship, over the years — have yet to win one.

Seneca will also be looking to have a better showing than it has had in a couple of tournaments in the past calendar year. The Irish were seeded second in the 2012 conference tournament and went 0-3. They were also seeded second in this year's Plano Christmas Classic and finished sixth.

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