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teams, some of whom have been members of the team since they were freshmen. With so many of the sophomores playing sports, one would think that it would be a requirement of the class to be in­ volved in a sport. Through partici­ pation the students have not only improved personally, but added to the strength of their teams.
These athletes are bringing to
ment at CBA, but also many of them are involved in local sports leagues, making their talent known to all. Through this outside partici­ pation they keep active in the com­ munity as well as at school.
They are also interested in watching other sporting events, in­ cluding the professional sports. When we walk down the halls, we hear the sophomores discussing one game or another. One would
Sports, Sports, Sports
Although academics are first at
CBA, there are many other areas in
which we excel. I have noticed, in
particular, that the sophomore
class is very involved in sports both
at CBA and outside CBA. They play
on teams throughout the fall, winter
and spring. Many of the sopho­ terest in sports not only in involve­ mores have made the varsity
CBA chances to participate in think that they either watch or go to championships. They have added every professional and college
excitement, fame and fortune to all at CBA. Most important, they bring to CBA pride through their individ­ ual and team efforts.
game. They can give you the point spreads, names of all players, blow-by-blow description of player injuries and playoff positions lead­ ing to championship games.
As you can see the sophomores are extremely interested and in­ volved in every facet of sports and athletics, whether it be participat­ ing in them or as a spectator. The sophomores have found fulfillment in their interest in sports. They truly live exciting and busy lives.
Matthew Matthews Kevin McAllister Sean McCarthy Andrew McLane
Michael Mertens David Michaud Joseph Miller Martin Nowicki
The sophomores show their in­
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