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Tigers, Hornets decry racism
PLAYERS FROM THE Enosburg and MUHS girls' basketball teams before Tuesday's game in Middlebury read a joint statement condemning racism directed at student-athletes. Pictured are, from left, Enosburg's Allison Bowen and Kayla Gervais and Tigers Ele Sellers and Kelsey Altemose.
Independent photo/Steve James
February 9, 2023
Before the girls’ basketball game at Middlebury Union High School between the Tigers and visiting Enosburg Tuesday, two members of each team took turns reading a prepared statement condemning the racism that students around Vermont have faced in a series of incidents in recent years.
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