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Excellence In Education Lincoln Daily News January 25, 2023 Page 43 teammates Kloe Froebe and Becca Heitzig and that is when I fell in love with the sport. Both of my parents played and coached college basketball, so they are the people that I look up to. I am hoping to play basketball in college while studying to be a teacher. I always put school first and thankfully my closest friends are on the basketball team, so we get to hangout a lot. My family is very supportive of each other, and I go watch my siblings play their sports when I can.” Kloe Froebe “My parents are Kari and Kent Froebe. They each played college basketball at Monmouth College. My sister, Kaelyn Froebe, played for LCHS under Coach Rohrer on the team that went to Super-Sectionals, then she went on to play college basketball at McKendree University. My older brother, Kaden Froebe, played for LCHS under Coach Alexander. Kaden’s LCHS career was cut short his senior year but was on track to be state bound. He then went on to play college basketball at Missouri S&T. My younger brother, Kruz Froebe, plays basketball at WLB and will eventually play for LCHS as well.” “I was born into a basketball family so growing up I was always in a gym. I started playing at the YMCA when I was three years old and around kindergarten my mom took teammates of mine now and I to the gym in Springfield to play. My mom coached my older sister, so I was learning and watching every practice and game. As time went on my passion only grew and with every success I Continued --