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Other Highlights
See athletic awards on pages 17-18.
• Trent Larsen received All American consideration in swimming and led Priory to a third place finish in the Private Schools Athletic League (PSAL). Undefeated throughout the season, Trent set two league records in the 100 backstroke and the 200 IM, and was named team MVP.
• Cassie Perret and Miranda Maas received the CIF Sportsmanship/Citizenship Award.
• The Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team received the CCSandState scholasticteamawardwitha3.8 average GPA.
• The Eighth Grade and undefeated Sixth Grade Girls’ Basketball Teams were league champions.
• The Middle School Golf Team won its league championship by one stroke.
• Priory’s Middle School Swim Team took the championship at the first-ever MS swim meet, hosted at WPS.
Inga Diederich, a member of the eEighth Grade Soccer Team, captures the ball. This year the eighth grade opted for a
co-educational team—always an option.
First Year and First Place
Priory’sfirst-everGirls’ SoftballTeamfinished their season with an 8-1 record, and secured first place in the league.
Victory’s Sweet
Priory’s 200 Freestyle Relay team, took home gold medals from the PSAL League Championship meet. From the left they are Sean Villanueva Barter, Mark Simmons , William Huang, Trent Larsen.
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