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Boys’ Varsity Basketball Off To a Slow Start, But Keep Room for Growth

Chouaib Saidi January 21, 2025 1 minute read
Screenshot 2025-01-21 at 12.10.06 PM

All photos by Gabriela Parini Cordova.

The Malden High Boys’ Varsity Basketball team began the season with a slow start. Their first game, in which they played against Lynn Classical, proved to be a close game with Malden losing 54-52. Junior Kaua Fernandes and senior Wyatt Dessert scored the most with 12 points each, but Malden went down a spiral of losses soon to come. The question we are left with is: Will Malden be able to turn this around?

Malden enters a team huddle. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA
Ethan Phejarasai dribbles the ball. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA
Jose Ferreira dribbles the ball. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA
Deshawn Bunch dribbles the ball. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA
Colin Okodh passes the ball. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA
Jason Minervini defends the ball. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA
Ethan Phejarasai dribbles down the court to cause tension on the opposing team. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA
Ethan Pherjarasai shoots the ball in spite of opposing team’s effort. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA
Jose Ferreira defends the ball. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA
Kaua Fernandes attempts a layup on the opposition. GABRIELA PARINI CORDOVA

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Chouaib Saidi

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Chouaib Saidi is 18 years old and was born on October 16th, 2007. Saidi is excited to give Journalism his all for his last year of high school. Saidi likes to wrestle, listen to music, dance and spend time with loved ones. Saidi's favorite artist is still A$AP Rocky, and his favorite song is White Ferrari by Frank Ocean. Saidi enjoys taking photographs with his Lumix G7 Camera (inspired from freshman year journalism) and he likes scenic views and peaceful walks.

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