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When Cain was younger, he imagined himself as an NBA player. We’re not sure if Cain still has that dream; nonetheless, it’s sure been a lot of fun to watch him hoop while in high school. He’s also in track and Gifted & Talented as well. When asked whom he admires most, Cain replied, “My brother, Noah. He shows me guidance and is always there for me.” Cain hopes his classmates will remember him as someone who was resilient and truthful. His teachers will certainly remember him. Coach Estes said, “Cain, first and foremost, is a great young man with great character, work ethic, and drive. He embodies what it means to be a student athlete, not only excelling on the court but also in the classroom.” Mrs. Kinion added, “Cain is a student you can always count on. He shows up on time, and he's ready to work whether it's in the classroom or helping with a fundraiser, etc.” After graduating from high school, Cain plans to go to college and find something he enjoys. Appropriately fitting, Cain’s senior quote is from the late Kobe Bryant: “Job’s not finished.