BVB uses brotherhood to overcome obstacles

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Ava Gallagher, Illustrator/Staff Writer
February 27, 2013
BVB uses brotherhood to overcome obstacles

This year, the varsity boys’ basketball team has encountered a fair amount of obstacles throughout their season. Guard Aidan Arnold recognizes the struggles the team has faced, “It’s been tough with injuries, sicknesses and losses,” Arnold said. Arnold, along with the rest of the team, still has hopes for the team’s true potential to show, despite their difficulties as of yet. “We’ve become a family and developed a sort of brotherhood on the team…Hopefully our performance during sections will show our ability to overcome obstacles.” Arnold said.
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