FHSTheFlash The Flash Volume 46, Issue 4 February 2006 | Page 8

February 2006

Sports

Coach of the Year

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Fraser: Getting into shape
By Amanda Dupure ‘07
Assistant Editor
Considering inactivity is so
common among teenagers, the
chance to fix that up a little with
a high school club is really worth
it. FHS has had PHIT (physical health improvement team),
a club based on athletics and
exercise, for the past few years
and it’s going strong with a
record number of members this
year.
PHIT takes place on Mon

days and Thursdays in the halls
and outside of the high school
from 2:45 to 3:45. Members of
the club take part in physical
activity that is beneficial for offseason athletes or for any other
student that is interested in joining.
In their off season, athletes
tend to lighten up on the exercise routines and PHIT gives
them the opportunity to voluntarily participate in after school
physical activity to keep them
in shape and ready for the up

By Arthur McCall ‘06
Flash Staff Reporter
The National Federation of State High School Coaches named
Mr. Mario Borrocci 2005 Baseball Coach of the Year for Michigan. Borrocci has been a baseball coach at Fraser High School
since 1968. We thank Coach Borrocci for everything he has done
for FHS and congratulations on winning this elite honor from his
peers at the NFHS. Good job Coach Borrocci on striking out all
the other coaches.

PHIT members relax after February’s fun run.

coming season.
“Track season doesn’t come
up until later in the year so I
thought it would be a good idea
to join PHIT and get myself in
shape ahead of time,” said junior, Kelsey O’Connor.
By the pool area, a bulletin
board lists the members of
PHIT and how many times they
have attended. There are also
posters that list specific e