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1.) Bump It Up Concentrating on the ball, Jalynn Roberts ('17)uses her skills to bump the ball back over the net. Teammate KamiKnutsen ('19) waited to back her up. "We worked well together asa team with our defense, offense and serves. It also helped that we

listened to our coach," said Knutsen. (D. Diamond)

2.) Flour Power After halftime, the "Brady Street Bunch" throwsflour up into the air at the Homecoming game. Sallu Kargbo ('16)

had wisely removed his dress shirt after escorting a HomecomingQueen candidate at the halftime presentation, avoiding covering itin flour when the game resumed. "Half time was really cool. It was

the most memorable moment," Kargbo said. (T. Wyatt)

3.) Climbing to the Top Climbing a rock wall, Eric Gaines ('17)uses all of his energy to get to the top. Over the summer, a team

from JROTC got to climb the walls at Camp Dodge, a military base."It was an awesome experience," said Gaines. (Contributed)

5.) Loud and Proud Marching in the National Independence Day Parade,Claire Trimble ('16) and Ajay Williams ('18) play saxophone. The MarchingBlue Devils had an unforgettable experience marching in the parade. "It was

unbelievably cool to not only visit Washington, D.C. but to march in front of theWhite House on the 4th of July," Trimble said. (Contributed)

6.) Kicking It Up Performing a pom routine, Justine Doyle ('16), AllisonWallace ('19) and Zoe Tanner ('18) smile for the crowd. The Blue Illusion

Dance Team performed at St. Ambrose as a dress rehearsal for the Statecompetition. "Dress rehearsal is a great practice performance before state," said

Wallace. (Contributed)

4.) All Together At Brady Street Stadium, Xavier Marshall ('17) gets a handoff and runs up the field. The boys experienced a tough loss toBettendorf. However, Marshall said, "The team this year was a lot closer than years past." (D. Diamond)

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