Q&A with varsity basketball player Silas Slavik
Senior Silas Slavik is a point guard on varsity boys basketball team. This interview with Nook News has been edited for clarity and length.
Q; How many siblings do you have? And who pushes you the most in your house?
A: I have 4 siblings, and my parents push me the most.
Q: What other sports do you play? Which is your favorite?
A: I also play volleyball, but basketball is my favorite.
Q: Have you had any struggles this season? If so, what are they?
A: My personal struggles have been gambling for steals and turnovers. The team struggles have been turnovers and transition defense.
Q: What do most of your practices look like?
A: Practices are hard working and intense. Everyone is pushing each other and making them feel uncomfortable in order to get better.
Q: How does that carry over into the game?
A: It prepares us for the next game because we know our opponent will play just as hard as we do.
Q: What is your team and individual goal for this season?
A: My team goal is to win a regional championship, and my personal goal is to break the steals record for the school.
Q: What impact do you wish to leave on this program after you graduate?
A: I hope I can leave an impact on a hard-working culture, and I want the program to continue to grow to be even better when I graduate.
Q: Who has the best and worst drip on the team?
A: It’s hard to say who has the best and worst drip on the team. Not many people go crazy on their outfits.
Q: What is your GOAT list for the NBA?
A: I would say, my number one is Jordan, two is Lebron, three is Kareem, four is Magic, and my fifth would be Kobe.