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Ty and Tyjh Williams bring different personalities and skills to the Vermilion Catholic High School football team.
The twin brothers are two-thirds of a set of triplets, along with sister Tajjuana, a manager for the football team.
Tyjh describes himself as more serious but also considers himself to be funnier.
“We definitely don’t have the same personality,” he said. “I’d say I’m serious. I can be funny. I can joke around, too. But I can be serious when it comes to that time.
When pressed to say which one is funnier, he deferred — sort of.

It is not surprising to learn that some teams have a good luck charm. The QSA 12-year-and under All-Star Team has its good luck charm, and it’s heading to Loredo, Texas, with them.
The QSA 12s recently qualified for the Bronco World Series, which features eight teams from around the World. QSA’s first game is against Japan on Friday.
Joining the team in the dugout will be “Queen Bee.”
Queen Bee is a plastic bee that stays in a plastic honeycomb. When the all-stars are not playing, that bee stays in the honeycomb inside the bat bag of player Layton Jones.

KAPLAN — Kaplan High graduate Gabe Clement Jr. had his choice of running track at four major universities — LSU, TCU, UL and UCLA.
Three of the four have one thing in common — it is hot during track season.
The one university that is not hot during track season is where Clement decided he wanted to be for the next four years.
Clement committed to running track at UCLA, which is located in Los Angeles.
“The weather played a huge contribution,” said Clement. “It was perfect. They said this was how it was all year round.”