Kent Reporter Athlete of the Week: Joel Remos

Remos has been a leader on and off the court

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The Kent Reporter’s male athlete of the week for Dec. 6 is senior Joel Remos of Kent-Meridian High School, basketball.

What is your favorite subject/class in school?

Anatomy

Name your Mount Rushmore (Top 4) favorite movies:

Grown Ups 1 or 2, Moana, Jumani, Fast and Furious 9

Who is the person in your life that has helped you succeed the most?

My Dad

You’re on a long road trip, you stop at a gas station. You get one drink and one snack. What are you choosing?

Watermelon Sour Patch and Brisk Iced Tea Lemonade

Describe your pre-game ritual:

Warm up at the YMCA and listen to calm music (SZA, Daniel, Jhene Aiko)

Song you currently can’t stop listening to?

Tried Our Best- Drake

From the sidelines: Joel has shown leadership on and off the court. He pushes the young guys to be better. Joel is ready to lead the Royals to another successful season. He also has been training in the off-season in preparation for both track and basketball. He has a 3.289 GPA.


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