Gator Little Dribblers Finish 2024 Run

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The Gator Basketball Little Dribblers pose together as a group. This year’s Little Dribbler program included 34 children in kindergarten through second grade, a program that teaches youth basketball skills. The group had two practices, one on January 14 and another on January 21, and performed at halftime of JV basketball home games on January 25, February 2, and February 6. (submitted photo)


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