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Fifth grader Alex Kulyk tries his best to get as much water in fifth grader Benjamin Rodriguez's bucket while fifth grader Alina Matevosova waits her turn.
Photo by Liz RamosFourth graders Gianna Boccaccio and Natalia Zasada, who have been friends since second grade, are twinning. They didn't plan to wear matching outfits.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Norton Lincoln dumps water into Alexandra Marcus' bucket, but most of the water hit the ground instead.
Photo by Liz RamosFourth grader Carson Calasans and his mother, Liz Calasans, say they've been practicing water balloon tosses at home to prepare for field day. "It was not pretty," Carson Calasans says of practicing at home.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Aubri Darpino hugs her mother, Courtni Darpino, the student support specialist. "I'm going to get you wet," Aubri Darpino says after being drenched in water during an activity.
Photo by Liz RamosStudents are ready to test their tossing skills in a water balloon toss.
Photo by Liz RamosFfith grader Landon Finch tosses a water balloon to his partner after a successful catch. Unfortunately, the water balloon popped, and they were out of the competition.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Jelena Konatar moves the hula-hoop through her body after getting it from fifth grader Miranda Villalobos.
Photo by Liz RamosFourth grader Graham Lough tries his best to make it to the end to keep his team going in the bouncy ball relay. "It was funny," Lough says of the race.
Photo by Liz RamosStudents race against each other in a bouncy ball race. It's harder than it looks as students fell trying to keep their balance on the ball.
Photo by Liz RamosFourth graders Nick Gelsomine, Sohe Delfino, Sofia Velez, Daniela Boscan and Moreland Riggenbach play tic-tac-toe.
Photo by Liz RamosFifth grader Kayla Walsh runs as fast as she can to squeeze water from her sponge into the bucket. Her team placed second.
Photo by Liz RamosStudents get ready for the start of the sponge relay race.
Photo by Liz RamosFourth graders line up to try to get as much water from bucket to bucket. Most of the water ended up on the students.
Photo by Liz RamosFourth graders Lara Tavares and Ava Gilbank try to capture as much water from Mhiia Serrato without getting wet.
Photo by Liz RamosKatie Fradley, the assistant principal, and Colleen Laughlin get their photo taken with Raymond from the Tampa Bay Rays.
Courtesy imageCarson Calasans, a fourth grader at Robert E. Willis Elementary School, and his mother, Liz Calasans, spent time at home the night before the school's annual Field Day practicing their water balloon toss skills.
"It was not pretty," Carson Calasans said of their practice time.
"Cleaning up was not as much fun," Liz Calasans said with a laugh.
The Calasans were hopeful their time spent practicing would lead to positive results at the water balloon toss station during the event on May 10.
The water balloon toss was one of seven activities.
Three of the stations involved water, leading to students being soaked before having to return to the classroom.
Fifth grader Aubri Darpino was drenched in water after participating in the water bucket competition. She decided to show her mom, Courtni Darpino, who is a student support specialist, some love with a wet hug.
"I'm going to get you wet," Aubri Darpino said leaving splotches of water on Courtni Darpino's shirt.
Field day was bittersweet for the Darpinos as it was Aubri Darpino's last since she'll be moving to middle school next school year.
