Little
Giants
Freshman sports provided young
athletes with the chance to get used to the
transition from middle school to high school
sports. Participation in sports like fresh–
men football, basketball, and wrestling was
a time for students to figure out where they
belonged in the athletic program.Getting to
know the coaches, other players, expecta–
tions, and traditions of these sports allowed
students to determine whether they wanted
to invest the time, effort, and hard work
into th comming years. But these youth
were not players to be o erlooked; their
mall stature was no hindtrance to their
performance. They were making footprint
of their own, earning the title, Little Giants.
eplacen1ents
After a long year proving themselves
on the field of play, students found junior
arsity sports to be a happy medium be–
tw en freshman and varsity sports. In the
progression from novice to full-fleged high
school athlete, the time spent with the jun–
ior varsity team continued to tone and re–
fine the raw talent these players possesed.
otto be out-played by either the freshmen
or the arsity teams, these dedicated young
heart knew that their time in the limelight,
as well a the tradition of athletic excel–
lence, would one day depend on them. They
were preparing to meet the challenge and
step in as more than just a replacement.
Fre hman and Junior Var ity 5
