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Fourth Annual Jump For Jonah Basketball Tournament This Weekend

Friday, October 6, 2023 at 8:17 AM

By Jay Herrington

It’s a big weekend for Carihi students, and the family and friends of Jonah Shankar.

The fourth annual Jump for Jonah Basketball Tournament is set to take place tomorrow.

It’s an all-ages event, to remember Jonah Shankar, a former Carihi student who passed away from cancer in 2021.

Money raised from entry fees is heading to local charity.

It’s an all-day event, from 8am-8pm, it’s $400 per team to register, with all money raised benefiting local charities.

To register or for more information, contact Carihi - SD72 at (250) 286-6282.

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