Student Showcase
Liston Case
Season 3 Episode 5 | 2m 9s
Liston Case discusses his achievements in athletics.
Liston Case began playing sports as soon as he could walk, and competitively in the 3rd grade. He likes to play basketball, football, baseball, and golf. The people who influenced him have been his dad, mom, grandpa, and family. They have always supported him and shown him how to be better. When Liston graduates he will continue competing in athletics and go to college.
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Student Showcase is a local public television program presented by SOPBS
Funding provided by Peter Sage, long-time supporter and previous board member of SOPTV, Dr. John Unruh & Betty Unruh Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation and the Josephine County Cultural Coalition.
Student Showcase
Liston Case
Season 3 Episode 5 | 2m 9s
Liston Case began playing sports as soon as he could walk, and competitively in the 3rd grade. He likes to play basketball, football, baseball, and golf. The people who influenced him have been his dad, mom, grandpa, and family. They have always supported him and shown him how to be better. When Liston graduates he will continue competing in athletics and go to college.
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Student Showcase is a local public television program presented by SOPBS
Funding provided by Peter Sage, long-time supporter and previous board member of SOPTV, Dr. John Unruh & Betty Unruh Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation and the Josephine County Cultural Coalition.