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( Long practices, endless drills and strenuous workouts

were a small price to pay for the pride that came with be-

ing a part of sports at Milard North. Athletes trained long

and hard to keep up the Mustang name.

"Every year, MN becomes more and more supportive

of athletics. This year, I fe lt an increase in the competitive

atmosphere," junior Scott Truckenbrod said.
"Our team brotherhood this year was
amazing. The way everybody came to-
Like the rest of the school, the athletic department also gether for some big wins was unique. It
takes a pretty special team to win a five
made Wf.W additions and llriiiEI their techniques. overtime game. We didn't accomplish
all of our goals, but Mustang football
"For freshmen basketball we got Wf.W uniform s and a was an incredible experience for me."
P!J.oto by_ Kristen Block
completely Wf.W coaching staff. Our uni -

forms were better than varsity's," freshman

Molly Jeffries said.

Even though the athletic program is II·

riiiEI every year, some aspects stay the

same: team bonding and a strong, competi-

tive drive.

"Just getting the chance to meet and

compete with Wf.W players is pretty sweet," together, 'Sexy Back' came on the
radio; it sort of became our theme song.
I loved driving to tournaments because
Truckenbrod said. ] it allowed for team bonding."
l!!loto b Alex Jetter