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Photo Essay: Staff triumphs over student competitors at the annual Turkey Bowl

Maya Winger
November 15, 2023

On Nov. 15, 2023, the annual Students versus Staff Turkey Bowl was held in the Big Gym. The Turkey Bowl, taking place once a year ahead of Thanksgiving break, is a basketball game where students compete against staff members. This year, the teachers took the lead, scoring the first four points and setting the pace for the rest of the game. The students spent the remainder of the game trying to level score, but they proved unsuccessful, despite several three-pointers. In the end, the students lost, with a final score of 14-19. See you next year, Giants!

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Reaching for the ball, a staff member tries to get a rebound.
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Maya Winger
Maya Winger, Senior Staff Writer
Maya Winger is a senior at Redwood High School and is a senior staff writer for the Bark. She enjoys listening to music, watching the sunset and spending time with friends and family.