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glencoeanchor.com SPORTS<br />
the glencoe anchor | February 14, 2019 | 27<br />
Athlete of the Week<br />
10 Questions<br />
with Julia Martinez<br />
The Loyola senior recently<br />
entered the top 10 in<br />
career assists in Illinois<br />
state history.<br />
Do you have any<br />
superstitions before,<br />
during or after a<br />
game?<br />
A superstition I have is<br />
that at exactly 1 minute<br />
and 3 seconds left of warm<br />
ups, I have to be the first to<br />
lead my team off the floor<br />
and high five my coaches.<br />
The Varsity: North Shore Podcast<br />
Guys recap swimming, hear from new AD<br />
Staff Report<br />
In this week’s episode of<br />
The Varsity: North Shore,<br />
hosts Michal Dwojak and<br />
Michael Wojtychiw recap<br />
conference boys swimming<br />
and diving, hear from<br />
Genevieve Baisley Atwood,<br />
Loyola’s new vice<br />
president of athletics and<br />
fitness, in the third quarter<br />
the guys play Way/No Way<br />
with hockey, in the fourth<br />
quarter the guys talk boys<br />
and girls basketball and<br />
go to overtime to talk girls<br />
gymnastics, wrestling and<br />
announce the 2018 Athlete<br />
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of the Year.<br />
First Quarter<br />
Dwojak and Wojtychiw<br />
recap CSL boys swimming<br />
and diving.<br />
Second Quarter<br />
We hear from Atwood,<br />
Loyola’s vice president of<br />
athletics and fitness.<br />
Third Quarter<br />
The guys play Way/No<br />
Way with hockey.<br />
Fourth Quarter<br />
The hosts talk boys and<br />
girls basketball playoffs.<br />
Overtime<br />
The guys recap wrestling,<br />
preview gymnastics<br />
and announce the Athlete<br />
of the Year.<br />
What’s one item on<br />
your bucket list?<br />
One thing on my bucket<br />
list is to visit every state in<br />
the U.S., I’ve already been<br />
to 37 states.<br />
If you could travel<br />
anywhere in the<br />
world, where would it<br />
be and why?<br />
I would go to Bora Bora<br />
because I love swimming<br />
and all the activities to do<br />
with water.<br />
What’s the best part<br />
about being a Loyola<br />
athlete?<br />
The best part being a<br />
Loyola athlete are the<br />
people around me who<br />
support me and encourage<br />
me to be the best version<br />
of myself both on and off<br />
the court.<br />
What’s the best advice<br />
you’ve ever gotten<br />
and who was it from?<br />
“Your energy introduces<br />
you before you do.” My<br />
mom would always tell<br />
me that in so many words<br />
when I was younger.<br />
If you could play<br />
a sport other than<br />
basketball and<br />
volleyball, what would<br />
it be?<br />
I would want to play lacrosse.<br />
What’s one of your<br />
pet peeves?<br />
One of my pet peeves is<br />
when people eat my food<br />
without asking.<br />
If you won a million<br />
dollars in the lottery,<br />
22nd Century Media File Photo<br />
what would you do<br />
with it?<br />
I would save most of<br />
my money, donate some to<br />
Loyola Academy as well<br />
as other charities, and of<br />
course go shopping.<br />
What’s one of your<br />
guilty pleasures?<br />
Getting massages is my<br />
guilty pleasure.<br />
What’s the biggest<br />
difference between<br />
volleyball and<br />
basketball?<br />
The biggest difference<br />
is the vibe. Volleyball is<br />
more upbeat and energetic,<br />
while basketball is much<br />
more serious and physical.<br />
Interview by Sports Editor<br />
Michael Wojtychiw
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