Sophomores Win PowderPuff
The sophomore class at Southwestern won the PowderPuff Football championship, Sept. 15. Freshmen came in second place. The team, shown above, was coached by Amofah Brobbey, far left and Francisco Ortiz, far right. From left to right, the team members are Melissa DePaiva, Michelle Calogos, Ella Nguyen, Stephanie Botello, Chelsea Zabala, Makala Coleman and Candace Polley.
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