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Sidelined
They’ve put in the hours, trained hard, and dreamed. On the cusp of reaching the next level, these elite high school athletes have had to push through lots of setbacks. Meet five Bethesda-area teens who haven’t let the pandemic slow them down. By Caralee Adams |
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Parker Hill
Parker Hill was getting ready to leave for the girls basketball state semifinals on March 12, 2020. Her Winston Churchill High School teammates were gathered in the gym, where the coach had told them that the game had been canceled due to COVID-19, but she was just returning from the locker room and missed the announcement.
Cooped up at home for months, some kids turned into young chefs By Carole Sugarman |
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Three-year-old Shiloh Perez. Photo by Liz Lynch
Before the pandemic, Conner Derogatis got home late after sports practices, often scarfing down a hot dog for dinner as he sat by himself at the kitchen counter. While the 14-year-old had always liked to bake usually relying on mixes he didn’t have much time for it. But when school went remote, Conner was looking for things to do, particularly since he has severe asthma and needed to be extra careful not to catch COVID-19.