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GALLERY: Softball Fosters Friendly Competition at Dodgeball Fundraiser

Bella Yi, Heritage Campus Life Editor
December 8, 2023

  • Ball mid-air, Adelyn Sanderville ’24 competes with her team on a dodgeball court. The dodgeball tournament, softball’s fundraiser, has been hosted annually since 2017.

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  • Cheering, Bella Wendland ’24 supports dodgeball players from the stands. Two courts hosted simultaneous games, leaving other players with downtime to socialize and support in the bleachers.

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  • Introducing players to dodgeball tournament tradition, varsity softball Coach Meyer excites the crowd with the prospect of victory. Coaches, including Meyer, had their own team in the tournament, where they all wore sports jerseys.

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  • Preparing to throw, Josiah Kent ’25 aims a dodgeball at the opposing team. Many teams coordinated clothing and costumes, such as Kent’s team, who wore all black.

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Bella Yi
Bella Yi, Heritage Campus Life Editor
Class of 2026 Howdy!! I’m excited to be on student press this year and can’t wait to create for the Horizon and Heritage. In my free time, you can find me playing video games, playing piano, baking, painting, and cracking bad jokes.