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Josh Ramos will remember 2015 as the year where the twists and turns of life took full effect. Shortly after completing his junior year at San Benito High, Ramos moved to a town outside of Buffalo, N.Y. In October, Ramos was back living in Hollister.

Shraee Harrison knows there’s some decent talent on the San Benito High boys basketball team. That’s why the 6-foot-3, 200-pound forward said he feels confident the team can turn things around despite being 0-5 entering the Palma Tournament on Thursday.

A year ago, the San Benito High boys basketball team had a season to forget. The Haybalers finished 6-18 overall and 3-9 in the Monterey Bay League’s Gabilan Division. Only Seaside had a worse mark in the Gabilan. A rash of injuries and other issues exacerbated San Benito’s problems, making for a long season.

Two of the best athletes at San Benito High happen to be second cousins.

As a freshman, Shraee Harrison showed enormous potential on the track, regularly running the 400 meters in the 50-second range.

When an athlete wins two individual events at a track and field meet, it’s considered a standout performance.

Shraee Harrison takes off at the sound of the gun, quickly separating himself from the rest of the field in this 400-meter race.

The San Benito High track and field team can usually count on 100-plus athletes trying out for the squad every year.

When Shraee Harrison opted not to compete for the San Benito High track and field team as a sophomore last year, it took many by surprise.