The 2012 NEMO Officials All-Star Basketball Games are June 2

Posted: 05.25.2012 at 11:56 PM

the 2012 NEMO Officials All-Star Basketball games to be held Sat June 2nd beginning at 5pm with the girls game and the boys game to follow.

It will be held at the Kirksville Primary Gym.

Cost is $5 per person, 10 yrs and under are free.

Teams are made up of area seniors who were nominated by area coaches. Any questions feel free to give me a call.

The coaches this year are Andrea Dabney, Milan and Mike Johnson Marion Co for the girls.

Jaimie Tipton. Putnam Co and Ryan Wood, Marion Co for the boys

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