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Up-At-Bat: What are your March Madness plans?

Caleb Kasten, Staff Writer • Mar 28, 2023

  • “My plans are to watch with friends after school and watch as much as I can in school.” – Lucas Masiello, 12

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  • “I am going to try to watch the first rounds in school and watch the more important games with other people during more convenient times.” – Sidney Scale, 11

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  • “My plan is to watch as many games in school as I can so I don’t miss any action.” – Aidan Watts, 11

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  • “I plan to watch with family and friends and root for the underdogs because Maryland already lost.” -Evie Avillo, 9

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Caleb Kasten is a staff writer. He is a senior and enjoys watching sports.
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