New Rochelle High School retires numbers of 3 basketball legends
On Saturday, the school honored Kent Washington, Jimmy McGhee, and Rasaun Young.
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Oct 17, 2022, 11:52 AM
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3ds agoNew Rochelle High School retired the numbers of three basketball legends this weekend.
On Saturday, the school honored Jimmy McGhee, Kent Washington, and Rasaun Young.
McGhee scored more than 1,100 points with the Huguenots and once scored 62 points in a game.
Washington was an all-county guard who went on to play 14 seasons in Europe. He has coached women's basketball teams at Iona and Mercy College.
Young went on to become became the all-time leading scorer at the University of Buffalo. He has coached New Rochelle High School since 2012.
