Sarah can attest to that.
"Melissa's very intimidating when she plays," she said. "When she goes out on the floor, she puts on her basketball face."
Two of a Kind?
"We look similar, we both play the same sport, and now we're here at the same school," Melissa said. "But Sarah and I are so different."
Melissa would be the A-type, Sarah the B-type.
"I tend to be the more laid back one," Sarah said. "I don't get too bent out of shape about a lot of things. Melissa is more of a perfectionist."
The two have different interests, as well. This past fall, Melissa served as a group leader for the Freshman Outdoor Program. Despite her best attempts to convince her sister to take part in the trip, Sarah would have nothing to do with it.
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