The Harlem Crowns entertained a large crowd at Columneetza secondary on Tuesday evening. Some local basketball players had the opportunity to test their skills with the Crowns. More on the story in the Tribune next week.

The Harlem Crowns entertained a large crowd at Columneetza secondary on Tuesday evening. Some local basketball players had the opportunity to test their skills with the Crowns. More on the story in the Tribune next week.

Harlem Crowns dazzle in Williams Lake

 

The Harlem Crowns entertained a large crowd at Columneetza secondary on Tuesday evening. Some local basketball players had the opportunity to test their skills with the Crowns. More on the story in the Tribune next week.

 

 

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