FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Evan O’Kelly Director of Communications O: (406) 657-2130 E: evan.okelly@msubillings.edu Sunday, June 18, 2017 The Buzz in Barca: Senior Alisha Breen
Part 6 of MSUB’s women’s basketball blog detailing the trip to Barcelona, Spain, features senior Alisha Breen. May 17, 2017 | By: Alisha Breen BARCELONA – The first day of our trip was filled with hours of exploring the town of Girona and was topped off with the first of our two games, but not until 9 p.m. The town of Girona is extremely unique in the fact that a good portion of it seems very medieval. We began the day in one group, but due to the fact that there was so much to see we ended up breaking up into several smaller groups. It was fun because we would be wandering down a random street or ally and run into someone from our group! Girona is well known for its architecture, which is encompassed by an old wall that has watchtowers along the length of it. We all at one point climbed up and took a walk across the top of the wall and were able to see all of Girona which was super neat. It never ceased to amaze me how old and elaborate all of the buildings were. We walked around and looked at the two cathedrals a couple times, and each time I stared in awe. It’s hard to believe that these buildings were built so long ago, but still stand in such good shape today. You could walk around the city for hours and find something new and interesting to look at. The timing of our trip was when the “flower