Photo-of-the-Day: January 7, 2022


Unity sophomore Addison Ray
Looking for a win
Unity's Addison Ray looks for a path to the paint in her team's home game against Clinton in November. The Rockets dropped the home game 38-20 to the Maroons. Up next, Unity hosts the Tuscola Warriors tomorrow afternoon at 12:30p, hits the road to Champaign to take on St. Thomas More on Monday, and will back at home on Thursday against Rantoul. See more photos from this game.

Photo: PhotoNews Media/Clark Brooks


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