JV1 Team Named

This is the JV1 team. The team will train Wednesday morning 10-12 along with all other sub-varsity players, and then play Riverndell at Dresden at 4:00. Very hard choices to make: Sayan Bhattacharya Christian Blix Aidan Bradley Sam Calderwood Cam Forbush Augie Krawitt Sam Loescher Ethan Munson Freddie Mierke Veer Patel Ian Press Nick Reiss Joseph Rudd Wyatt Seelig Ian Smith Soren Stettenheim Davey Tolliday Joseph Umwizeye Jackson Watts Henry Werner Liam Wordin

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