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What was your greatest high school athletic or academic achievement?

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Volleyball: I played for a month in Australia the summer before my senior year with a J.O. team with players from around the US, which was an awesome experience.

 

Basketball: Scored 32 points against Simon Kenton my senior year as a 4/5 player (and we still lost the game).

 

Softball: Lettered my 9th, 10th and 11th grade year but didn’t play my senior year because they were changing to a ½ slowpitch and ½ fastpitch season.

 

Nine varsity letters, awards, a lot of great (and not-so-great) experiences and none of these things were as stressful as sitting in the stands and watching our kids play. I’m pretty sure that MS wrestling took a few years off of my life.

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My man! :thumb::lol2:

I was a jack of all trades master of none: best golf score 71 high hurdles best time 15.1 pitched limited innings in baseball and best hit was a triple to answer the question. There were plenty of bad results to go with the good. I was a late bloomer though and the youngest in my class. I grew two inches and filled out in college.

 

i was a geek for the most part.

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