Hoopin’ it up at APE basketball tournament
The San Dieguito Union High School District held its annual adapted PE basketball tournament on Nov. 19 at Carmel Valley Middle School, giving students with challenges a chance to show off their hoop skills in front of bleachers full of fans and cheerleaders. Music pumped in the gym as the court was crowded with the athletes and their buddies from Carmel Valley Middle, Torrey Pines High, Oak Crest Middle, La Costa Canyon High and Earl Warren Schools.
The smiles were infectious as APE students made baskets and celebrated with high-fives. Each student received a medal for participating in the tournament.
Photos by Karen BIlling.
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