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Student organizes Home Run Derby

While the majority of students are typically trying to get as far away from the school as they can on the weekends, some will be back on campus Saturday for the Home Run Derby.  The event, hosted by senior Sammi Curry as part of her senior project, will start at noon on the school’s softball field.

Proceeds from the event will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Collin County.

“I believe that exercise is a key aspect to life, and I am so excited to be able to raise money to support this idea,” Curry said.

There is a $10 fee to enter the derby with the opportunity to win $100.

Whoever hits the most home runs out of 10 chances wins the contest. If people aren’t happy with the results of their first ten hits, it will be possible to buy an additional 10 balls for an additional $10.   Boys and girls will compete separately with the boys hitting from home plate and girls hitting from the pitchers mound.

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Mike and Ikes, puppies, jeeps, One Tree Hill, and ice cream...lots and lots of ice cream; it’s Katie. Her life pretty much consists of these things with the addition of a few others, and that’s how most people know her. Alongside these 5 fantastic things, she is also recognized by her long brown curly hair and the unfortunate height of a 5th grader. Her love of her hometown, back-to-back NBA Champion basketball team, the Heat, gets her in trouble because of her surrounding Mav fans, yet she still wears that championship t-shirt to school every once in awhile. This will be her 6th year in Newspaper and she is SOOOO excited...there is a fully loaded snack cabinet with a bag full of Mike and Ikes in it after all. :)

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