COS: David Vega-Garcia

I recently had the chance to interview Santaluces student David Vega-Garcia. I asked him the following questions:

What’s your name and what grade are you in?
What do you like best about Santaluces?
What are some of your favorite classes?
Do you participate in any clubs or sports? Which ones?
What are some of your favorite memories of Santaluces?
If you could go back to your freshman year, what would you tell yourself?
How long have you been playing this sport or sports at Santaluces?
What do you love most about it?
What advice would you give to incoming freshmen who want to play high school sports?
What are some of your hobbies outside of school?
What are you most excited about this school year?

Here are his responses:

Q1.What’s your name and what grade are you in?

A: “David Vega-Garcia 11th-grade Junior.”

Q2.What do you like best about Santaluces?

A: “I enjoy playing and watching the sports here.”

Q3.What are some of your favorite classes?

A: “Lunch.”

Q4.Do you participate in any clubs or sports? Which ones?

A: “Yes, I play basketball and volleyball.”

Q5.What are some of your favorite memories of Santaluces?

A: “Definitely being with my friends for the pep rallies were some great memories for me.”

Q6. If you could go back to your freshman year, what would you tell yourself?

A: “Lock in.”

Q7.How long have you been playing this sport or sports at Santaluces?

A: ”  I have been playing both of my sports here at Santaluces since Freshman year.”

Q8.What do you love most about it?

A: “I love the competitiveness that comes with playing and I also enjoy bonding and playing with my teammates.”

Q9.What advice would you give to incoming freshmen who want to play high school sports?

A: “Lock in.”

Q10.What are some of your hobbies outside of school?

A: “Some of my hobbies after school are going to the park to play basketball and watching Netflix.”

Q11.What are you most excited about this school year?

A: “What I’m most excited about this school year is definitely playing Varsity basketball since it’s a whole different atmosphere compared to JV.”