Boys dive in during 100m Freestyle at the Feb. 22 sectional at FHS. (Photo by Emma Tomlinson)

Boys dive in during 100m Freestyle at the Feb. 22 sectional at FHS.

Photo by Emma Tomlinson

The FHS Sports Showcase (Feb. 27, 2020)

Nate Albin and Fletcher Haltom

February 27, 2020

In this episode, Fletcher and Nate look back on recently concluded seasons while looking forward to the boys basketball postseason. There is also an exclusive interview with freshman Dan Bennett, who is swimming in this weekend’s state meet.

About the Contributors

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Nate Albin, Online Editor

Nate Albin is the junior online editor of the Fishers N The Red. He runs for FHS as well as serving as a student body officer. In his free time, Nate enjoys...

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Fletcher Haltom, Opinion Editor, Copy Editor

Fletcher Haltom is the opinion and copy editor for the newspaper. He enjoys listening to music, being with friends, and Swedish Fish. Additionally, his...

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