Arapaho-Butler hoops ready to get things going

Posted on Saturday, November 1, 2025
  • Arapaho-Butler’s Orsan Jubara drives against the defender during the Indians’ home game last year against Cheyenne-Reydon. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
    Arapaho-Butler’s Orsan Jubara drives against the defender during the Indians’ home game last year against Cheyenne-Reydon. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
  • A-B’s No. 24 Lauryn McHenry goes up for a layup during the Lady Indians’ game against Calumet last year at home. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
    A-B’s No. 24 Lauryn McHenry goes up for a layup during the Lady Indians’ game against Calumet last year at home. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
  • Arapaho-Butler’s Jiles Southall drives to get around the defender during the Indians’ home game against Fort Cobb last year. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
    Arapaho-Butler’s Jiles Southall drives to get around the defender during the Indians’ home game against Fort Cobb last year. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

    As the calendar turns to November, high school basketball teams lace up the shoes and get to work.

    Both of the Arapaho- Butler basketball teams tip off the season Friday at 6:30 p.m. when they head to Hydro to take on Hydro-Eakly.

    The Indians are coming off of a 9-16 season where they lost by four to Apache in the consolation bracket last year and the Lady Indians are fresh off a 14-13 season where they fell to Apache 72-61 in the final game before the area tournament.