On Thursday, we celebrate Dig Pink

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Mariam Malik, Social Media Manager
October 14, 2024
COMMUNICATION IS KEY. "Mine!", "balls up", "up", were all heard on the court. With so many players running around the court at once, the team has perfected communicating in noisy environments.
COMMUNICATION IS KEY. “Mine!”, “balls up”, “up”, were all heard on the court. With so many players running around the court at once, the team has perfected communicating in noisy environments.
Mariam Malik
Nail biting rallies, swoon-worthy raffle prizes, and plenty of donations to the SideOut Foundation made for successful annual Dig Pink game.
Mariam Malik
SET IT UP. Senior setter Lucy Thomas sets the ball up for Wolff to hit.

Another successful Dig Pink is in the books after last Thursday, Oct. 10. The gym was as loud and as pink as ever, with students, faculty, and parents cheering on players. Nail biting rallies, swoon-worthy raffle prizes, and plenty of donations to the SideOut Foundation made the night.

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