Photo Gallery: Lawler vs. Lopez go head to head AP psychology dodgeball tournament

Becca Merrill, Associate Editor • May 20, 2016

Mr. Lawler and Mrs. Lopez's AP psychology classes get ready to face off in a dodgeball tournament — Becca Merrill
Mr. Lawler and Mrs. Lopez’s AP psychology classes get ready to face off in a dodgeball tournament

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Round one of the Lawler vs. Lopez tournament was about to get started.

Mr. Lawler talks to one of his teams before they get ready to play. — Becca Merrill
Mr. Lawler and Mrs. Lopez go over the rules before starting the game.

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Mr. Lawler pep talks one of his teams before they go out and play.

The game started and the first to reach the dodgeball's were Brady Lay(11) and Philip Fazio(11) of Mrs. Lopez team. — Becca Merrill
The game started and the first to reach the dodgeball’s were Brady Lay(11) and Philip Fazio(11) of Mrs. Lopez team.

Using their strategy skills, Philip and Brady push the dodgeball's back to their teammates. — Becca Merrill
Using their strategy skills, Philip and Brady push the dodgeball’s back to their teammates.

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Mr. Lawler gets into the dodgeball tournament to help out his team.

Mrs. Lopez's team gets focused into the game to try and get opponents out. — Becca Merrill
Mrs. Lopez’s team gets focused into the game to try and get opponents out.

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Jake McCaw(11) uses his baseball strength to try and get Lawler kids out.

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As the teams are getting smaller, Lopez students get ready to target Mr. Lawler team.

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Lawler students Dakota Creemens(11) and Myles Smith(11) strategize to try and get Lopez students out of the game.

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About the Contributor

Becca Merrill, Associate Editor

Becca Merrill is a senior at Normal Community High School. Her role with the NCHS Inkspot is Associate Editor. I like Being in FFA, playing softball, and showing chickens. I am most comfortable in Front of people speaking. A random fact I was chosen to be a delegate for my FFA chapter and was sent to Washington D.C for a conference.