On a difficult Friday, Loyola and Harvard-Westlake tennis players gathered to honor Braun Levi, a Loyola captain tragically killed in an accident. A moment of silence was held, and both teams wore T-shirts stating "Live Like Braun." Coach Brian Held emphasized their resolve to play for Levi, while Levi's mother received support from those present. A celebration of life was planned for Saturday as the school community rallied around those affected. Despite the tragic circumstances, Levi's doubles partner decided to play, using his racket, to keep his spirit alive during the match.
Loyola and Harvard-Westlake tennis players and coach Brian Held honor the memory of Braun Levi, killed last weekend in a tragic accident, before playoff match on Friday.
We want to play for Braun," coach Brian Held said, emphasizing the team's commitment to honoring Levi's memory during their playoff match.
The Loyola faculty has been amazing during this time of providing counselors and support not only to the students but families as well, highlighting the community's solidarity in mourning.
Levi's doubles partner, Cooper Schwartz, originally hesitant to play, honored his friend by using Levi's racket, showcasing the deep bond and respect they shared.
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