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Show SPORTS & FITNESS Experience overcomes youth as commanders beat Airmen Leadership school students BY_MITC_H SHAW_ __ __ Hilltop Times staff In Monday's hard fought battle between Airman Leadership School Class 2006D and Hill wing, group, and squadron commanders, seniority and experience overcame youthful exuberance. Four matches were played at the Hess Fitness Center in front of a rather large gathering of Airmen who were treated to a dominating performance by the commanders. With not even a hint of a letdown, the commanders left the gymnasium with an unblemished record, sweeping the ALS four games to none. The event was coordinated by Master Sgt. Donald Cumins, ALS flight chief, and the commanders. Sergeant Cumins said that the match was intended for much more than just physical exercise or the thrill of athletic competition. Boosting morale, developing camaraderie, and placing an emphasis on teamwork Courtesy photo were among the most important lesSenior Airman Tanner Westfall, an Airman Leadership School student assigned to the 388th Maintenance Group, gives it his all sons to be taken from the game. in a volleyball game between ALS students and commanders Monday. But that wasn't enough to give the youth the win over the "The whole idea behind this was seasoned leaders as the commanders triumphed over the students. to get the commanders and the students involved with each other," Ser- ron commander, the commanders nel Luedtke said jokingly. "We did and could even be heard outside in geant Cumins said. "This is a good demonstrated a little more teamour part. It was a great mentoring the Fitness Center's parking lot. opportunity to boost morale and to work than the ALS students, and as opportunity for the students to see "This was definitely a success," show the importance of teamwork. a result, came up with the decisive what morale and teamwork can do." Sergeant Cumins said. "Everyone Those things are essential to our victory. Colonel Luedtke's lighthearted who was involved, from the fans to success." "We were involved as command- demeanor was representative of the the players, had a great time and enAccording to Lt. Col. Chris Lu- ers and we had good morale, but the entire group of participants. Hoots joyed themselves. 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