At every Carlmont home game, the Screamin’ Scots help cheer on athletes. Their positive attitude keeps athletes focused and determined throughout the game.
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About the Contributor
Preston Kwok, Segment Producer
Preston Kwok is a junior at Carlmont High School and this is his second year in journalism. His new found passion for videography in ScotCenter has inspired him to film stories that would be unique to the public. When he isn't using his camera to film, he will be using it to take many photos. Additionally, you may see him flying in the skies of the Bay Area, working towards earning his private pilot license. To check out his portfolio, click here.
Twitter: @TheMrPrez1