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Albert Lea Dance Team performing
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“Its a whole family [the basketball program], you’ll have fun,” said Hailee Godeke (11).
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“You’re not winning every game but don’t stop trying,” said Desmond Smith (11).
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“You get to do the games and cheer at games. It’s fun and you could also get a scholarship for it,” said Staysha Christensen (10).
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“All my teammates are great guys. I think being with them us really helpful not just for hockey, but for school too,” said Sam Stay (12).
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“When I satrted out, I was on the younger side and seeing the captains be super great people and inspiring us, I wanted to share that with my team and show them how to be better swimmers,” said Gunnar Hardison (12).
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Mayzie Paulson (11), played the part of Karen Smith, said, “Once I played into her more I kind of shaped my personality around her. I think she has a really fun quirky personality so now I kind of feel like her.”
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Jaelani William (10), played Gretchen Wieners, said, “Gretchen naturally has a lot more energy than I usually do, so I guess that would be the hardest part. Just keeping up that energy through our long practices.”
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