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Up at bat: Seniors last words

Sofia Ruefli, Staff Writer • May 28, 2024

  • “I loved going to football games, excited for beach week.” – Emily Akpebu, 12

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  • “I met so many of my friends in high school and I can’t want to see them when we get back from breaks.” – Henry Saybolt, 12

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  • “Dunking on people and seeing my friends in the hall was my favorite part of high school.” – Tyreece Rucker, 12

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Sofia Ruefli
Sofia Ruefli, Staff Writer
Senior Sofia Ruefli is excited to start her first year with the pitch as a Staff Writer. In addition to writing for the pitch Sofia enjoys playing soccer and hanging out with her friends.
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