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Photo of the Day : Boys’ Basketball battles in regional finals

Ari Fine, Editor-in-Chief
Ari Fine

Focusing on the game, junior Tavares “Boogie” Vaughan-Cooper prepares to inbound the ball during the Rockets’ regional semifinal game against Kennedy HS. RM fell to Kennedy 55-52 after almost mounting a late fourth quarter comeback on the back of Vaughan-Cooper’s 27 point performance. “Obviously this was not the result the team wanted, but I’m proud of us for fighting to the end,” Vaughan-Cooper said.

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Ari Fine
Ari Fine, Editor-in-Chief
Senior Ari Fine is in his fourth year on The Tide and very excited to be Editor-in-Chief this year. Ari previously served as Sports Editor and hopes to bring the same creativity into his role this year as EIC. In his free time, Ari enjoys going on runs and playing lacrosse with friends.
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