Oyster River boys basketball sophomore making a name for himself

DURHAM — It was the season-opening game at Hollis-Brookline when Oyster River High School boys basketball coach Zach Lewis knew sophomore guard Will Jernigan had arrived. Jernigan started the game with two baseline 3-pointers, prompting Hollis-Brookline to call a timeout and make an adjustment. "They really keyed in on where (Jernigan) was on the court," Lewis said during a break at practice on Thursday, Feb. 5. "That was when I knew we had (another) kid on the team that teams are going to have to scout for and game-plan for. It was really quick." Jernigan, a 6-footer, was excited to see his hard work pay off. "I am just happy to know I can make a...