GTHS Girls Basketball Gives Back to the Community
Photo Courtesy of: Johnny Vasquez
The Grand Terrace High School Varsity Girls Basketball team chipped in and helped wrap the gifts for the kids. Closest to the end of the table Haley Lewis (left) and Carley Stowger wrapping different gifts.
Photo Courtesy of: Johnny Vasquez
(From left): Cali Elite's Anthony and Coach Johnny Vasquez collecting toys and placing them under the tree during the basketball tournament at Grand Terrace High School.
Photo Courtesy of: Johnny Vasquez
Families and teammates gather outside of their home gym to finish wrapping the donated toys.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
Kids from the Colton and Grand Terrace area gather around the Christmas tree to open the presents.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
Coach Johnny Vasquez and Asst. Coach Greg Grisham stand with a community volunteer during the event.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
GTHS Girls Basketball team members and community volunteers pause for a photo during the wrapping event.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
GTHS Girls Basketball team members during the wrapping event.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
The Grand Terrace High School Varsity Girls Basketball team chipped in and helped wrap the gifts for the kids.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
Haley Lewis (wrapped in Christmas wrapping) smiles after her teammates wrap her up.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
A few of the local teens that helped made the event a success smile with gifts that went into the hands of the less-fortunate this holiday season.
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