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Ring-the-Bell Student-Athletes of the Week—March 27

Baseball Ring the Bell Student-Athlete of the Week—Clayton Kroschel `25

Ring-the-Bell Student-Athletes of the Week—March 27

This week we are celebrating these Ring the Bell Student-Athletes who are ringing the bell personally, academically, and athletically.

Baseball—Clayton Korschel `25: Clayton is being recognized for doing a great job of working extremely hard in strength and speed workouts and helping to organize team practices over spring break. Clayton was also recently named a Central Region Honorable Mention All-American by Rawlings/Perfect Game. Way to Ring the Bell, Clayton!
Girls Track and Field—Marissa Kowing `24: Marissa showed up every day for training during spring break, impressing the coaching staff with her great effort and attitude. She has great footwork, participating in dance her whole life, and we look forward to seeing that transition to her work in the throwing circles. Keep up the awesome work Marissa! #RTB
Boys Track and Field—Arda Oz `23: Arda had an excellent week of practice last week and really improved his shotput and discus form in just a short period of time. He is a hard worker in all that he does and we are lucky to have him Ringing the Bell at Wayland Academy. Way to go!

Keep ringing the bell! 🔔 🎉

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