GALLERY: JV Football Holds Annual Spring Game

Vikram Joshi, Horizon Editor in Chief| May 15, 2019

Marcos Henry ’22 eyes his target as he pulls back before launching the ball.

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Marcos Henry ’22 surveys the field, looking for an open man.

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Kaden Clement ’22 looks ahead as he sprints down the field.

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Dylan Morales ’21 dives on a loose ball.

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Demar Flemings ’21 watches the ball and prepares to make his catch.

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Marcos Henry ’22 eyes his target as he pulls back before launching the ball.

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Marcos Henry ’22 surveys the field, looking for an open man.

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I'm a senior on Press this year and the leader of this site. In my free time, I love to visit one of the many trails around Austin with my dog and go for...

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