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2019
Sequoyah Girls Basketball

In This Episode

In Cherokee communities, basketball is a big deal. From the youngest players in elementary school to independent men’s, women’s and coed teams around the Cherokee Nation, it’s called Indian ball … and the Sequoyah varsity girls do it best, earning thousands of fans who never miss a game.

In This Episode

In Cherokee communities, basketball is a big deal. From the youngest players in elementary school to independent men’s, women’s and coed teams around the Cherokee Nation, it’s called Indian ball … and the Sequoyah varsity girls do it best, earning thousands of fans who never miss a game.

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