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Spring Sports Get Underway

By Sienna Wanderer, Reporter • March 19, 2024

It’s a new season!

Susquehannock runs nine varsity sports for the spring season.

They all got underway with official practices on Mar. 4.

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Senior Derek Baughman serves the ball during a practice in early March. Baughman is one of three seniors on the boys tennis team this year. He leads the team as the singles # 1 player. Photograph by Sienna Wanderer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sienna Wanderer
Sienna Wanderer, Reporter
Sienna Wanderer is a sophomore reporter. She hopes to do more photography stories and has a passion for photography. She is looking forward to writing more stories and being more involved throughout the rest of her high school career.