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Wingspan’s Featured Athlete for 4/18 is tennis player, sophomore Anya Krishna (second from the left).
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Wingspan’s featured athlete for 4/4 is varsity track and field athlete, sophomore Cecelia Rowe.
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Wingspan’s featured athlete for 3/28 is varsity baseball player, sophomore Nick Smith.
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Lilian Johnson, Sports Reporter

Wingspan: When and why did you start playing baseball? Smith:”I...

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Featured Athlete: Nick Smith

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Wingspan’s featured athlete for 3/28 is varsity baseball player, sophomore Nick Smith.

Wingspan: When and why did you start playing baseball?

Smith:”I started playing baseball at the age of 5 and I started playing because I wanted to try out different sports, and when I played baseball I quickly realized that it was the sport for me.”

Wingspan: What is the most challenging part of playing baseball?

Smith: “The most challenging part of baseball is without a doubt the mental side of the game. At times it can put your confidence to the test and it can be tough to come back from a mistake. If you don’t stay strong mentally, it can affect how you play.”

Wingspan: What is your favorite part about playing baseball?

Smith: “My favorite part about baseball is the bonds and friendships you make. Being comfortable around your team is very important in having a well rounded team. And I am so lucky to have that on this team.”

Wingspan: How has playing baseball impacted you as a person?

Smith: “Baseball has made me stronger mentally and physically. But most importantly, it has shown me to take absolutely nothing for granted because things can change very fast.”

Wingspan: Who is your biggest inspiration?

Smith: “My biggest inspiration is my dad, he is the one that has pushed me every day to get better and has always been my #1 fan.”

Wingspan: What do you hope to achieve this season?

Smith: “Personally, I would like to contribute to team success whether that be on the mound or hitting.”

Wingspan: Do you plan on continuing playing baseball after graduating high school?

Smith: “Yes, I do plan on playing baseball at the collegiate level. I don’t know where yet but I would like to see how far baseball can take me.”

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Lilian Johnson
Lilian Johnson, Sports Reporter
Lilian Johnson is a sophomore and in her first year with Wingspan. She is on the Varsity basketball team and is a part of several clubs. In her free time, Lilian enjoys reading, watching movies, and spending time with her sister. Contact Lilian: lilian.johnson.332@k12.friscoisd.org

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