Basketball magic in Montgomery

- Mike Zummo

Posted 4/10/24

The Valley Central High School PTSA hosted the Harlem Wizards for a fundraiser on April 2 in the school gymnasium.

The Wizards defeated a team made up of staff from each of the Valley Central …

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Basketball magic in Montgomery

The Valley Central Vikings teachers pose with the Harlem Wizards' "Broadway" Eric Jones, "Loonatik" Lloyd Clinton and "A-Train" Arnold Bernard on April 2 at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Harlem Wizards' "Dragon" Kamil Brown leads the children on a lap around the court at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

The Harlem Wizards' "Loonatik" Lloyd Clinton signs a child's jersey at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Harlem Wizards' "A-Train" Arnold Bernard jumps over "Dragon" Kamil Brown at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Harlem Wizards' "Dragon" Kamil Brown hands from the basket at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Valley Central High School junior Jenna O'Connor is introduced as a referee and does a brief dance with Harlem Wizards' "Broadway" Eric Jones at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Harlem Wizards' "Broadway" Eric Jones and "Livewire" Devon Curry carry Valley Central teacher and football coach Andrew Lavallie after he was "fouled" as "Dragon" Kamil Brown looks on at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Harlem Wizards' "Loonatik" Lloyd Clinton and "Dragon" Kamil Brown raise Wilson up so he can make a basket giving the Vikings 10 points at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Harlem Wizards' "Loonatik" Lloyd Clinton runs around the court with Wilson at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

The kids competed at halftime as Harlem Wizards' "Livewire" Devon Curry looks on at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Valley Central coach Haliann Fitzgerald shoots the ball at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Harlem Wizards' "Dragon" Kamil Brown holds the ball out of the reach of Valley Central Board of Education Vice President Katie McKnight at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Valley Central teacher and football coach Andrew LaVallie dribbles as Valley Central assistant girls' basketball coach Haliann Fitzgerald - playing for the Harlem Wizards - defends at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Harlem Wizards' "Broadway" Eric Jones and "Dragon" Kamil Brown leads the children in a dance at a PTSA fundraiser at Valley Central High School in Montgomery.

Posted Wednesday, April 10, 2024

- Mike Zummo

The Valley Central High School PTSA hosted the Harlem Wizards for a fundraiser on April 2 in the school gymnasium.

The Wizards defeated a team made up of staff from each of the Valley Central school district schools, 97-90.

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