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West Brunswick Men Varsity VS. New Hanover

Senior night

Savannah Robinson, Assistant Event Coverage Coordinator and Assistant Broadcast Director

Oct 25, 2024

On Thursday October 24, the Varsity men Soccer team went head to head against New Hanover Wildcats. Before the West Brunswick players started the game at 5:50 the class of 2025 seniors walked out and said their last goodbyes. The Varsity Men Trojans said goodbye to senior Brayden Griffith , senior Jacob Rumsey, senior Tyler Harbin, senior Fernando Bonifacio ,senior Lemuel Bautista, senior Henry Perez ,senior Deshaun Berman, senior Gavin Caison, senior Saul Hernandez. We wish all the seniors fair well and hope they succeed in their life after high school goodbye class of 2025 and best to all of you!

The game started at 6:00 by the end of the first half the soccer team were down by one goal. Going over 2nd over time with sophomore Melvin Bautista scoring 1 goal. Both teams went head to head going overtime 3 times. But sadly at the end of the game the soccer team took a sad lost 4-1. Even though they gave it there all the came out shortly.

West warming up before the game starts.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Junior Sam Strattman warming up before game starts.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Sophomore Emilio Leon warming up before the game starts.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Lemuel Bautista warming Ulithi before the game starts.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
The West Brunswick team waking to the field.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Fan getting ready to cheer for the seniors.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Brayden Griffith being walked with his mom and brother.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Jacob Rumsey being walked with his parents.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Tyler Harbin being walked with parents and sister.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Deshaun Bermsn being walked with his parents and his siblings.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Fernando Bonifacio being walked with his mom and brother.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Gavin Caison being walked with his family and his girlfriend.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Saul Hernandez being walked with his mom and sisters.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Lemuel Bautista being walked with his parents.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Jacob Rumsey taking a picture with his parents.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
The class of 25 taking a group picture.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
The West Brunswick team talking before the game starts.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Henery Perez, Senior Jacob Rumsey, senior Lemuel Bautista, Senior Tyler Harbin waiting to go in the game.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
The wildcats being called out to the flied.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
The West Brunswick team get Pringle ready to play.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Tyler Harbin waiting for the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Coach Emmanuel Sarkorh cos hint his team.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Fernando Bonifacio running to the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Saul Hernandez waiting for the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Both teams going after the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Saul Hernandez throwing the bal, in.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Assistant coach Anthony Tapia waiting his team.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Jacob Rumsey getting ready to block the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Lemuel Bautista getting ready to get the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Jacob Rumsey getting ready to get the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Junior Sam Strattman getting ready to get the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Fernando Bonifacio getting ready to get the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Saul Hernandez getting ready to get the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Junior Henry Phillips, Freshman Eduardo Bonifacio, Senior Gavin Caison, Senior Henry Perez watching their team from the bench.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Tyler Harbin getting ready to get the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Tyler Harbin, senior Lemuel Bautista talking on the bench.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Senior Saul Hernandez getting ready to get the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Soccer ball waiting to be kicked.

Photo by Savannah Robinson
Wildcats player waiting for the ball.

Photo by Savannah Robinson

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Savannah Robinson, Assistant Event Coverage Coordinator and Assistant Broadcast Director

17-year-old senior Savannah Robinson is currently in her fourth semester of journalism and serving as the assistant event coverage coordinator and the assistant broadcast director. Robinson was born in Monroe, NC before relocating to Ash. She is part of a softball team and was picked to go to the World Series for her recreational softball team in 2023. In the West Wind she was a staff writer and a broadcast director each for two semesters. “Being the broadcast director was stressful but it was a good experience.” said Robinson. This semester being the event coverage coordinator and the assistant broadcast director, she will be in charge of all the events that the students will be posting on the website. She will also be in charge of helping the broadcast director with all the videos that will be posted. “I’m glad I still get to do something in broadcast and still get to look at the event coverages.” said Robinson. “I’m glad I still get to have a role on the board but not be the main person that people came too because it got stressful at times.” She has been playing softball since she could walk. Robinson also has been on the softball team here since her freshman year. In her free time in the future, she hopes she could coach the sport. After high school, Robinson plans on going to Gardner-Webb to get her teaching degree. “I want to teach special education at a preschool,” said Robinson. “In some schools, the people who need extra help can’t get it because they do not have the available staff.” Robinson was inspired to get her teaching degree when she saw that some kids were not getting the help they needed. If all goes according to plan, Robinson will continue to play softball in college.