Superstitions: Miko Rodriguez, Katie McClure, Felicity Buchmaier
Miko Rodriguez is a senior baseball player for FHC. Miko is committed to the University of Texas A&M to further his baseball career next year as an outfielder.
“I drink a light protein shake for fuel and then do a full warm-up with the team so I’m ready to play injury free.”
Dual-sport athlete junior Katie McClure plays volleyball and tennis.
“I love to get pumped up before any game. For volleyball my best friend, Kate Ryan, and I always do a little bit of dancing to get pumped and on our toes for the game. For tennis, it’s more of a mindset, I love getting a pep talk from a teammate, coach, or my mom.”
Senior Felicity Buchmaier, committed to North Carolina State University, has swam competitively for eleven years. She is also a five-time State Champion in her high school swim career.
“Before a meet or important race, I’ll listen to music and stretch. I [also] just like being alone. I purposely don’t like knowing my competition and I try to block everything out. I’ll go through all the important people in my life and this sounds bad, but I block them out because it’s not smart to swim emotionally. No matter what I’m going through, I have to swim for myself. So, I’ll clear my mind of those people and just remember to have fun. [I also] listen to one of my favorite songs. I always remember to smile before a race.”
Molly is writing for the FHC Sports Report for her second year, and she has taken over the Sports Editor in Chief role. She is excited to be part of another...