"Painful."
That's the easiest and fastest way for D.J. Sanders and Moesha Calmes to describe their collision Jan. 18 in a game at West Point High School. But as much as the New Hope High juniors can look back on the incident and smile because they are feeling like themselves, they admit it was an experience they never saw coming or want to experience again.
"I tried to turn, but it didn't work out so good," Calmes said. "I saw her out of the corner of my eye and I tried to turn. I didn't know
Adam Minichino is the former Sports Editor for The Commercial Dispatch.
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