Brooke Laskowski, Coe-Brown track
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Who is the unsung hero of your team and why? The unsung hero of the team is Julia Cormier. Julia is a talented athlete who is often overshadowed in the grand scheme of events. She comes to practice each day with a positive attitude, and is always willing to put the team’s best interests before her own.

Do you have any sports superstitions? If so, what are they? If no, why not? I have many superstitions as a runner. I eat the same pre-race food, wear the same hair ties, sports bra, and socks each time I race. My pre-game meal is anything peanut butter. Depending on the time of day I’ll eat peanut butter bagels, English muffins, toast, or a peanut butter sandwich, and I always eat peanut butter crackers

If you weren’t playing your sport in the spring, what would you be doing? If I was not participating in track during the spring I would be trail running and spending extra time reading.

If you could go to see any sporting event, what would it be? I would go see the Stanley Cup, I enjoy watching hockey.

Favorite place to eat? Gordo’s Burritos and Tacos in Raymond.

Must-see television? “The Blacklist,” “Gilmore Girls,” “Psych” and “NCIS.”

If you could be anyone else, who would you be? Why? I would be a singer because I currently lack any musical talent.

If someone made a movie of your season, who would play you? Who would play your coach? My coaches would be played by Robert De Niro and Tom Hanks, and I would like to be played by Emma Watson.

 

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 the Dalai Lama, Albert Einstein, and Morgan Freeman and would serve a vegetable soup suited to all dietary/religious specialties. We would talk about peace and the nature of curiosity.

 

If you won $10 million in the lottery, what would you do with it? I would pay for college, buy a car, and build a castle.