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County honors Lady Roadrunners

Tribune Staff

| March 28, 2017

Printed in the March 29, 2017 edition

Photo courtesy of Holbrook High SchoolDistrict III Navajo County Supervisor Jason Whiting (fourth from left) stopped by Holbrook High School March 24 to honor the Lady Roadrunners for their final four achievement in the state basketball tournament and present to them with a Certificate of Achievement plaque from the Board of Supervisors. The team includes (left to right) Twyla Clark, Alishea Kee, Dishie Kinlicheenie, Ariyana Pratt, Tristen Ambrose, Tyanna Smith, Tyler Pacheco, Coach Greg Perkins, Madison Chappell and Megan Cummings.