Hesquiaht’s brave at Penticton Junior All Native

  • Mar. 24, 2011 12:00 p.m.
  • Sports
A Hesquiaht Braves defender (wearing red) tries to run down Sylix guard Skye Terbasket in a game on Tuesday at the Junior All Native basketball tournament in Penticton. Hesquiaht lost the tilt. The tournament is being hosted in Port Alberni next year.

A Hesquiaht Braves defender (wearing red) tries to run down Sylix guard Skye Terbasket in a game on Tuesday at the Junior All Native basketball tournament in Penticton. Hesquiaht lost the tilt. The tournament is being hosted in Port Alberni next year.

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