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Which sport is the hardest?

Gurnoor Sodhi and Maya Halpern • April 30, 2024
Video by staff writer Gurnoor Sodhi and back page editor Maya Halpern

Common Sense writers Maya Halpern and Gurnoor Sodhi tried each spring sport during practice to determine which sport at this school is the hardest.

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About the Contributors
Gurnoor Sodhi, staff writer
Senior Gurnoor Sodhi is a staff writer and photographer in her first year on the Common Sense staff. In her free time, she likes to spend time with family and friends, play soccer, and go out taking photos. You can find her work on Instagram @gkaurphotos or her personal @gkaur2305
Maya Halpern, staff writer
Maya is a 2024 graduate.
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