Tuba City Braves play ball
(Photos/Tuba City Unified School District)
Originally Published: April 12, 2022 8:47 a.m.
Opening day for the Tuba City Jr. High School Braves baseball and Lady Braves softball teams went off without a hitch April 5 as they hosted the Kayenta Middle School Colts. District staff provided grilled hamburgers and hotdogs for home and visiting spectators.
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