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What was your team’s biggest win of the season?

The teams biggest win of the season was our crossover game against Eric Hamber. We were playing to get a spot in the playoffs, we won and made playoffs this year.

What are you going to miss about being on this team?

The most thing I am going to miss being on the team is missing my teammates and our great bonds we had together for the past five years

What’s the hardest and/or most challenging part about being on this team?

The challenging part of being on this team was teamwork because we all start not knowing each other and we lack a lot of communication. Lack of communication causes the team to go down fall from thinking negatively and not trusting each other. As we grew closer, by the

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