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The Mathletes

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The Mathletes-The Carter Banks High School Math team. With President Cameron Saini and Vice President Sarah Noor. They will continue to oppose the neighboring high schools until they can make it to State! With your help and donation of money we could afford to boost up the Mathlete team and help them achieve their victory! If you want to help please go to room 112 during lunch and be forever loved by Carter Banks High! Gooo Bulldogs!

Tobias Anderson never once considered the Mathletes, he never need to. He was more focused on Football and trying to pass high school. This all goes downhill when his math teacher informs him that he is failing Algebra II, and is benched from the team until he can get his grade up. His teacher recommends him the help of Sarah Noor the Vice President of the Mathletes. While Tobias tries to get his grade up, without falling for Sarah in the process, and realizing that the Mathletes may be the friends he didn't know he needed. He has to realize that there is more to life than living, and who he can become with the right people. 

The Mathlete's mean everything to Sarah Noor. Being in the Mathletes and winning the state championship is what she needs to show her family how much this means to her, and that she can succeed. Everything is going to plan until Tobias Anderson steps in the picture. Suddenly she has to tutor him, as well as make her family and friends proud, and show the school that the Mathletes are important. She can't have any distractions, especially not Tobias's easy going lifestyle that constantly infuriates Sarah or his cheeky grin that melts Sarah's hearts. Sarah has to decide if it's worth risking everything or losing it all. 

Because as everyone says 'Highschool is supposed to be the best years of your life'.All Rights Reserved

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The Preston Playboys by CammiKenny

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The Opposition by BookNerd1818

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