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Senior Sports Spotlight

Senior athletes reflect on high school sports careers

Leila Olukoga, Reporter

May 21, 2019

Through a few questions seniors Kennedy Hernandez, Chase Allo, and Grace Hall shared their experiences and inspirations during their sports career in high school. Click the black dots next to their name to see what they have to say.

 

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The tennis team huddles up to discuss game plans and strategies before the match against Flower Mound on Sept. 13.
Tennis to compete against Plano West Sept. 27
The volleyball team practices playing five on five, as players (left to right) senior Hannah Redrow, junior Kaylin Ginsburg, sophomore Haley Kersetter, senior Olivia Lowary and sophomore Reagan McCullough watch for the ball.
Volleyball to play Coppell 9/23
The Hawk offense lines up against Wylie on Sept. 2. The game ended with Hebron winning 28-13.
Football team to play Marcus at homecoming game Sept. 23
Freshman utility Kane Macklin practices the morning of Aug. 26. The team will play its next game against Marcus, the current No. 1 ranked team in the district, on Sept. 9.
Water polo to continue its first season as an official UIL fall sport
The offensive line prepares to snap the ball at practice during fourth period on Aug. 31. With the major loss against Jesuit, the team has been practicing heavily on their offensive plays.
Football team to play Wylie for first home game Sept. 2

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