To improve everyday. Every practice is the biggest practice of the year so that we can find or exceed our potential. Every game is the biggest game of the year so that every game feels right-sized.
To develop a good foundation to build on next year and to have a winning record.
Girls’ Lacrosse
Players to Watch:
Caroline Marsden
Annika Sandquist
Grace Muhm
2016-2017 Record:
7-12
Goal:
To win more games than last year.
Boys’ Tennis
Players to Watch:
Angelo Vidal
Noah Brown
Thomas Lawrence
2016-2017 Record:
9-7
Goal:
To capitalize on the returning talent and the young incoming talent to make an individual and team run to State.
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