Panic sets in for a Vashon player as she realizes Julia “Elbows” Myers (11) is about to stick an elbow someplace uncomfortable. (John Fisken photos)
Judy’s fan club appreciates her work.
Monica Vidoni owns the paint and she’s not renting space right now.
CHS cheerleaders Sylvia Hurlburt (left) and Sydney Autio may be off the clock, but their smiles are always working.
Foolish girl, you can’t catch Makana Stone in a foot-race.
Wynter Thorne knows what’s what. “I mean, are they raising idiots over there? NO ONE beats Makana!!”
You can try and drive the paint against Myers, or you can just gracefully give up and pray for mercy like the girl on the left.
“We believe in Judy!!” Lauren Rose (left), Lindsey Roberts and Kayla Rose (right) have joined the movement.
Julia Myers is a saint.
Sometime next year she’ll be off in college, or ruling a third world country as a ruthless dictator, and she’ll look back and think, “Why did I put up with this?”
And by “this” I mean my determination to build her into a legendary super hero, a rampaging, elbows-throwing wild woman who, leg brace and all, is scarring a generation of high school hoops players.
In reality, Judy is actually one of the sweetest, friendliest people you will ever meet, as easy-going as they come.
But she is willing to do the dirty work on the court, and — so far at least — she’s willing to put up with my inanity.
So, let’s keep this crazy train going.
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