A second round loss for both programs

A second round loss for both programs

Tyler Hobbs
March 2, 2016

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The Fossil Ridge girls and boys basketball teams ended their season within two days of each other, both in the second round. The boys lost to Legend on Saturday and the girls lost on Thursday to Arapahoe. Both teams start post season after spring break and travel to out of state competitions in June.

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