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Who is the unsung hero of your team and why?: Mackenzie Nase. She is the person who keeps our defense together. 

What has been the biggest surprise of the season?: The biggest surprise is how anything will be possible during the girls’ lacrosse DII playoffs. There isn’t one team dominating in our division. Each of the top five teams have three to four losses.

Who has been your toughest opponent and why?:Portsmouth. They were very good at doubling the ball, making it hard for us to find an open player.

What’s your favorite pre-game meal?: A bagel with peanut butter. It is light enough to keep me from cramping when I am running the midfield, but it has the perfect amount of carbs and protein to give me enough energy to last the whole game.

If you weren’t playing your sport in the spring, what would you be doing?: I would probably be working at the Henniker Veterinary Hospital. I want to be a veterinarian when I am older and want all the experience I can get.

If you could go to see any sporting event, what would it be?: Definitely a Boston Bruins hockey game. Hockey is my favorite sport to watch. 

What’s your favorite place to eat?: Panera Bread.

What’s your most-played song right now?: Back Home by Andy Grammer or Biscuits by Kacey Musgraves.

Do you have any must-see television shows?: No, I don’t have much time to sit down and watch television. I don’t have a series that I have to see from week to week, but I do enjoy watching Bones on Netflix.

What’s your favorite website?: Right now, it’s Instagram. 

If someone made a movie of your season, who would play you? Who would play your coach?: My favorite actress, Jennifer Lawrence, would have to play me. I would choose Ben Stiller to play my coach. 

If you could invite any three people to dinner, who would they be, what would you serve them and what would you talk about?: I would invite Jennifer Lawrence, Hunter Hayes, and Carrie Underwood. I would serve them my favorite meal, honey chicken, with a starting salad, some ciabatta wheat rolls, and white rice. I’d ask them about themselves and how they have gotten to where they are today.

If you won $10 million in the lottery, what would you do with it?: I would give half of it to my parents to repay them for all their hard work and endless love. I would also split one million dollars among various charities in the United States. The remaining money I would keep and use for things that I felt were necessary.