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Sports by the Numbers: Fall 2018

Jack Parsons
December 17, 2018

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Boys' junior varsity lacrosse head coaches Adam Rosenthal and Zach Thoma returned to Redwood as coaches to support current students and emphasize the importance of fun. (Photo by Henry Barker)
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Boys’ varsity lacrosse- Left to right, top: Graham Weir, Reed Werner, Luke Tempero, Cameron Momsen Left to right, bottom: Hayden Donehower, Jack Anderson, John Anderluh “Last year I scored my first goal against De La Salle in the NCS semifinals,” senior John Anderluh said.
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Antonio Bayon perfectly clears the 15-foot 4.5 inch high pole after training for months to break the school record. (Photo by Dutch Howard)
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Looking towards the goal, Charlotte Philkill uses her body strength to boost out of the water and take a shot at goal. Philkill played a few roles in the pool during her senior season by being part of the starting six and making seven goals and assists this season. (Photo courtesy of Evelyn Harper)
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Jumping and hugging his teammates, senior Luke Tempero celebrates his goal, keeping Redwood in the lead.
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About the Contributor
Jack Parsons
Jack Parsons, Former Staff
Jack Parsons is a senior at Redwood High School and is a Reporter for the Redwood Bark. In his free time, he loves spending time with his friends and family and playing his favorite sport – lacrosse. He is a member of the boys’ varsity lacrosse team here at Redwood.