Arapaho-Butler’s Kelsey Garibay drives by a Cheyenne-Reydon defender during the girls’ championship game Saturday of the Western Equipment Classic. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
No. 23 Orsan Jubara prepares to draw the foul during A-B’s game against Southwest Covenant in the Western Equipment Classic boys’ championship game Saturday. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
To finish off the three-day event, both Arapaho-Butler high school basketball teams competed for the title of their annual Western Equipment Classic Tournament Saturday on their home court.
The Lady Indians (11-6) were unable to keep up with the Cheyenne-Reydon Lady Bears, as they fell 49-36.
The Indians (106) fell behind early and couldn’t recover against Southwest Covenant, as they lost 49-37.
