Friday, Mar 08 2013 05:47 PM
Basketball : Small Schools County Division Tournament
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The Fairfax Middle School girls basketball team has won the Small School Division County basketball tournament. They went into the tournament as the 6th seed. In their first game, they beat 3rd seeded team Rio Bravo Greeley, 25-20. In the semi-finals, they beat the 2nd seed Lincoln Jr. High from Taft, 31-17. They defeated the #1 seed Lakeside 26-24 to win the championship. From left to right on top row: Nadelynn Torres, Aza Sanchez, Cinthya Gonzalez, Myra Guzman and asst. coach Gabby Vega. From left to right on bottom row: Destiny Stewart, Asia Moore, head coach Kristy Eckels, Stephanie Ramirez and Ericnik Thurman.
Contact info
Kristy Eckels
kristyeckels@yahoo.com
661-205-7205
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