“The Sports Analysis Club [is] where we do fantasy football, fantasy sports, March Madness [and] everything sports,” Junior Stone Harris said. “We plan to run a few fantasy leagues, [give] fantasy advice and [eventually] run some March Madness Brackets.”
Senior Evan Malkin: Ultimate Frisbee Club/Team
“The Ultimate Frisbee Team is going to take place in the spring, but the club is going to [go on] all year,” Malkin said. “During the school year we are going to practice after school, hopefully around twice a week. During the spring we will have games once a week, and then we are going to enter into the state tournament and hopefully make a run for the championship this year.”
Junior Kayla Poulsen: Interact Club
“Our club is Interact sponsored by the Wayland Rotary Club,” Poulsen said. “We do community service in the area to help others… Since it’s sponsored by the Wayland Rotary Club, we have connections to organizations throughout the area that will help us reach our goals.”
Sophomore Jay Provost: Sports Management Club
“[In the] Sports Management Club, we use Draftkings data, and you have your own team,” Provost said. “You can ‘purchase’ players with fake currency, and if your play is performed well, then [the club] will give you a prize at the end of the month.”
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