Day 2 (I think)

Today was awesome.  We started out with a nice and quiet wake up from pastor Juan.  It was not very nice or quiet though.  We went on to our first school outside of La Roca.  We took the boys and girls to a nearby basketball court, where we did clinics for the kids.  They had a lot of fun with the different stations, but the real fun came once the races began.  We had them do relay races against each other. Some of us may or may not have cheated a little bit, but I am pretty sure every team thought that they won each race.  So, we all jumped and screamed some spanish words we knew and they followed along.  We came back and ate yet another incredible meal, and then we rested for our game tonight.  We played a Catholic University tonight that was very good.  We were ahead most of the game until with 8 seconds left they made a shot to go up 1.  We went to our best player though and he came through in the clutch.  Somehow how Caleb got up a shot with basically no time at all and we won the game. After the game the coach allowed us to speak with the team. Spencer shared a solid testimony and then "Coach" (Peruvian basketball coach that coaches our team) shared the gospel with them. We will play the same team again tomorrow. It will be a challenge, as we will have played 3 full length games back to back.
To the Martins:
No Hays "Dave Matthews" did not go for 30. He fell short with 29.
Bo most definitely introduced the granny shot to Peru.
NO. He, Caleb most definitely did not give up the last second shot.
Yes Kujo is still here, vicious as ever.
No, we chased the sheep, with no avail of catching them.
Plenty of "broken ankles", we need more tape and ice packs when you come.
MUY CALIENTE (Hot Sauce)
No, he invested in a toupee.

-The Team