Tuba City girls move to 5-1 with recent wins
Tuba City Lady Warriors faced Tolleson in an earlier game at the Pepsi Tournament in Flagstaff. The girls have won five in a row and next face Alchesay. (Marilyn R. Sheldon/WGCN)
TUBA CITY, Ariz. — Chalk up two more for the Lady Warriors. The Tuba City High School girls basketball team posted a pair of wins last week, boosting their regional record to 2-0 and their overall record now stands at 5-1.
They started the week with a 57-53 road win over Page on Dec. 17. Two days later, they cruised to an easy 60-30 win over host school Chinle.
The next game for the girls is a home contest against Alchesay. Tipoff is set for 6 p.m.
The boys had a tougher time last week as they posted a pair of losses. Their first opponent of the week was Page on Dec.15, who won the contest 62-50.
On Dec. 17 they traveled to Chinle, who defeated them, 74-63.
Their overall record now stands at 2-4, and their regional record is 0-2.
Next up for the boys is the Coyote Basketball Invitational to be held at Arizona Lutheran Academy, 6036 S. 27th Ave., Phoenix, Dec. 28-30. Game times have yet to be set.
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