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Justin Hauglid (12) prepares to spike the ball against Totino-Grace with Bryan Velez (12) poised to help defend.
Justin Hauglid (12) prepares to spike the ball against Totino-Grace with Bryan Velez (12) poised to help defend.
Nour Hussein
The volleyball team practicing their drills
Boys’ Volleyball

“For me, it’s not about the game. It’s about the communication between our team.” Keyler Velez (9) said. “What I like the most is getting to talk to new people because it allows me to broaden my friendships and views.”

The volleyball team practicing their drills (Christian Peña)
Students Xavier Vital Schwartz, Nour Hussein, and Donzell Baugh posing for a photo
Track and Field

“So far the season is going pretty well,” team member Xavier Vital Schwartz (10) said. “While there are ups and downs, of course, the throw team [and I] have had a lot of new personal records.”

Students Xavier Vital Schwartz, Nour Hussein, and Donzell Baugh posing for a photo (Marco Majok)
The ball mid-play being thrown to another player.
Boys’ Baseball

“Our season was rough,” player Samuel Johnson (10) said. “Our team was trying to gain footing when we haven’t had our own team in so long.”

The ball mid-play being thrown to another player. (Marco Majok)
Softball player practicing their batting skills
Girls’ Softball

“My softball year has been going very well, and I have grown so many friendships and have gained so much more experience,” player Corenna DuRose (10) said. “I love seeing all my friends and getting to play with them

Softball player practicing their batting skills (Finn Knoke Borris)
Tennis players doing practice matches.
Boys’ Tennis

“The tennis season went well,” player Fadhel Ahmed (10) said. “We improved many things like our serves, our returns and our positioning in the court.”

Tennis players doing practice matches. (Christian Peña)
Photo taken during a game mid-clash
Girls’ Lacrosse

“Others should join next year because if we have enough players, then we’ll be able to have a JV [team],” Sophia Hernandez Monroy (9) said. “When starting, it’s harder to catch up with the skill of other players.”

Photo taken during a game mid-clash (Sophie Jenson)
A photo of the Synchro team's performance.
Synchronized Swimming

“I had so much fun this season with the team,” Varsity swimmer Annika Nelson (10) said. “Synchro is a great community and such a fun sport. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys the water.”

A photo of the Synchro team’s performance. (Annika Nelson)
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