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Photo Gallery: Field hockey senior night

Jalen Scott, Staff Writer • Oct 31, 2022

  • Senior Cats getting fired up to take the field against Sherwood High School. After four years of green and black, the Cats were able to go out with a bang!

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  • Seniors cheer each other on during the pregame Senior Night ceremony. Months of practices and games built camaraderie amongst the crew.

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  • Students cheer triumphantly for their fellow student-athletes during the Senior Night Ceremony. Peers sported signs and nicknames in support of their friends.

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  • Senior Claire Cosgrove and company celebrate the first goal of the game! The Cats kept the momentum going, and scored only a few minutes later.

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  • Cats reconvene at half time sitting, on a commanding lead. They kept their foot on the gas winning the game 4-0 over the Sherwood Warriors.

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Jalen Scott
Jalen Scott, Staff Writer
Jalen is a second-year staff writer for The Pitch. As a three-sport athlete and member of clubs, he likes to stay busy and well-rounded.
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