Team...Savannah?

Team Savannah, certainly not the typical team name a group of normal students would come up with but alas, we were no ordinary students. We were a strange team fixated on making our team name the same as Austin's girlfriend and knowing if she had actually been to Savannah. Nonetheless a team consisting of Math Majors to Biology Majors and everything in between could be no less than an "extraordinary" team made up of "extraordinary" students.

The team could certainly stand to be a little bit more diverse when it comes to geography and where our hometowns are. Samuel Spencer, Matt Miloscia and Mikaela Shadwell all come from New Jersey and all find common ground in relishing their "New Jersey style" pizza and complaining about how bad traffic is back home. Meanwhile Austin Walters couldn't be further from his home...here in High Point, North Carolina. And finally there is me, just a guy from Maryland come down to enjoy the warm weather of the South.

As mentioned prior, the majors in the group span quite a wide array but to Dr. Smith's dismay, sadly no Communications majors. First there is Samuel Spencer, a proclaimed math major but low key photographer who likes to take pictures of Switzerland. Then Mikaela Shadwell who is on track to become a Criminal Justice Major. Finally the last Jersey resident Matt Miloscia, a Biology major with plans to go into Dentistry. Our long distance traveler, Austin Walters, has settled for Business as his Major. Lastly I have elected go for a major in Accounting and a minor in Finance.

One thing team Savannah figured out quickly during our brief discussion was that we all had dogs and we wanted to make it clear to each other for some reason that we all had dogs. But dogs weren't the only thing that team Savannah had in common. We found that some of us shared interests in Game of Thrones, playing football, playing guitar, hiking and a plethora of clubs.

Team Savannah is sure to experience some strange things in the coming months at High Point University but with each of member of the group being so extraordinary, I believe we can handle it.