Aug 08 2013
BY MARINA WISE-HERRING
Special to the PRESS
Most people think players just need speed, dribbling, shooting and passing skills to play basketball. The 12u Port Isabel Tarpon basketball team utilizes all of those skills and puts emphasis on another skill equally important — playing with heart.
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