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Neighbors | Jessica Harker.Elementary school students shot baskets Jan. 25 at the high school basket ball team's annual Elementary School Night.
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Neighbors | Jessica Harker.Principal Mike Zoccali posed with Stadium Drive students Jan. 25 as they prepared to compete against the other elementary school's at the high school basketball team's annual Elementary School Night.
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Neighbors | Jessica Harker.Students from each Boardman Elementary School competed against each other to make the most baskets Jan. 25 at the basketball teams annual Elementary School Night.
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Neighbors | Jessica Harker.Stadium Drive Elementary School Principal Mike Zoccali rebounded basketballs as students competed to make the most baskets Jan. 25 at the Boardman High School basketball team's Elementary school night.
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Neighbors | Jessica Harker.Mike Zoccali, principal of Stadium Drive Elementary School, rebounded basketballs for students Jan. 25 at the Boardman High School basket ball team's Elementary School Night.
By JESSICA HARKER
jharker@vindy.com
The Boardman Varsity Basketball Team hosted its annual Elementary School Night Jan. 25.
Students from all Boardman Elementary School’s were awarded free admission into the game as long as they were wearing spartan spirit wear.
According to Boardman communication specialist Amy Radinovic, each school also broke into teams, led by Elementary School principals, to compete in a basket making challenge.
Each team, from Robinwood Elementary, Stadium Drive Elementary, Market Street Elementary and West Boulevard Elementary Schools, competed one on one in a tournament style during the game’s halftime.
Students lined up and took turns shooting, as the principal rebounded balls, trying to make the most shots in a two minute time.
After two teams competed against each other, the winners of each round competed against each other.
“This is a fun thing we like to participate in every year,” said Stadium Drive Principal Mike Zoccali.
Market Street Elementary School came out victorious.
“We love to have community support at the games and this is a way to get everyone out and have a good time,” Radinovic said.