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11/20 JV West Brunswick vs Trask High School

Aniston Mclamb, Staff writer

Dec 5, 2023

Sophmore Caden Mcmillan going up to make a shot while the other team trys to block it

On Monday November 20th, The first Jv basketball game of the season,West Brunswick Trojans went up against the Titans of Trask High School, With the Trojans winning 54 to 50, A really tough close scoring but rewarding night. Point guard Nicholas Gram scored 19 points,the highest points of the night, showing great leadership and passion during this game. Setting off the basketball season with the first win of the season, hopefully keeping this goal with not only winning and keeping a winning streak but also having fun and enjoying not only the game of basketball, but the experiences with your friends making your family proud of you no matter what.

Freshman Eden Roman, getting ready,waiting to start another round
Freshman Jamarien Gore,a layup to make a shot
Sophmore Caden Mcmillan going up to make a shot while the other team trys to block it
Freshman Jamarien Gore, making an attempt to take the ball back from Trask
Freshman Motashi Lance,at the fowl line shooting the ball
Freshman Jamarien Gore, head shot
Freshman Eden Roman,making a jump to make a slam dunk
Freshman Motashi Lance, getting moved up by the other team
Freshman Jamarien Gore,making a fowl shot at the fowl line
Freshman Kameron Metters, attempt to steal the ball back
Freshman Kameron Metters, making passed the other team to make a shot
Freshman Motashi Lance, moving to get around the other team
Sophomore Andre Thomas,taking a fall trying to keep the ball for the Trojans
Sophomore Andre Thomas,frustrated making a fall trying to keep the ball
Sophomore Andre Thomas,making his way to make a goal
Sophomore Andre Thomas,finding his way to keep the ball from the other team looking for someone to pass the ball to
Sophomore Andre Thomas,making his way to the goal avoding any contact from the other team to make a shot
Sophomore Andre Thomas, watching the other teams moves
Sophomore Andre Thomas,making a pass to freshman Eden Roman
Sophomore Nick Gram, on the foul line making a shot
Team time out talk with coach Oliver
Sophomore Nick Gram, making his way to the goal
Sophomore Nick Gram, jumping in attempt to make the shot keeping the ball from the other team
Sophomore Nick Gram, handling the ball, waiting for the teams next move
Team time out, varsity and Jv talk
Sophomore Nick Gram, under defence from the other team
Sophomore Nick Gram,ready for the next play

Photo by Aniston Mclamb

#Basketball #JV #Trojans

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Aniston Mclamb, Staff writer

Aniston McLamb is a 16-year-old sophomore. She was born in Loris, SC but grew up in Supply. Just recently, she moved to Ash where she lives with her parents and little sister. Mclamb is now going on her 11th year of dancing for “Simply Dance” in Whiteville. Her parents put her in dance at the age of five, and her love grew quickly. Her favorite style of dance is hip-hop because it is up-beat and allows her to let loose. “Dance is my escape,” said McLamb. “Whenever I am dancing I feel like all my problems go away–the studio is my happy place.” This is McLamb’s first semester in journalism. She wanted to join the class because she was in search of something new. She wanted to take a class that is interactive with the school and a class that keeps her busy. “I joined journalism because I was interested in the social media aspect of the class,” said McLamb. “I have seen Tiktoks on my ‘for you’ page of the class and it seemed like something I wanted to get involved with.” Outside of the West Brunswick walls, McLamb found an interest in attending and competing in pageants. She has been doing pageants avidly since she was two years old thanks to the support from her mom and the rest of her family. “I recently won the Fair Bluff Watermelon Festival Teen Miss,” said McLamb. “Pageants are going to stay consistent in my life, and I don’t think I’ll be stopping soon.” McLamb plans on going to UNC Chapel Hill. She hopes to pursue a career as a General OB/GYN. She has been thinking about going into this field since middle school. “I have wanted to go to UNC Chapel Hill since forever,” said Mclamb. “Going there has always been a dream of mine. If Chapel Hill doesn’t work out, my goal is to go to another college with a good medical program.”