PHOTO Superior dodgeball tournament
AMY QUINLIVAN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 2 months AGO
From left, Kate DiGiando, Bridger Lapierre, Jens Jacobsen, Kyra McElroy, Natalee Willhite, Julia Willhite, and Bobby Henderson are part of the dodgeball team called the Variants. The annual Superior BPA Dodgeball Tournament is held each spring and is eagerly looked forward to by staff and students alike. This year's champion was one of the two staff and teacher teams of Superior Elementary and High School. On March 18 six colorful dodgeballs were hurled back and forth across the gymnasium during each three-minute game. Nine teams played from St. Regis and Superior. (Mineral Independent/Amy Qu…
From left, Kate DiGiando, Bridger Lapierre, Jens Jacobsen, Kyra McElroy, Natalee Willhite, Julia Willhite, and Bobby Henderson are part of the dodgeball team called the Variants. The annual Superior BPA Dodgeball Tournament is held each spring and is eagerly looked forward to by staff and students alike. This year's champion was one of the two staff and teacher teams of Superior Elementary and High School. On March 18 six colorful dodgeballs were hurled back and forth across the gymnasium during each three-minute game. Nine teams played from St. Regis and Superior. (Mineral Independent/Amy Quinlivan)
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