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Sabrina and her brother Ray are close in age and like spending time together.

15-year-old Ray is going into the 9th grade. He likes school, especially math. He says its easy.

"I also like to read," says Ray.

When he's not checking out a new book, you can find Ray playing sports.

"We play basketball and sometimes we play football," says Ray.

The 15-year-old says he likes competing. That's why he's a running back for his school. Ray hopes one day that will pay off and land him in the NFL or the NBA.

Ray says, "I just like the game."

So does his older sister Sabrina. The 16-year-old likes to shoot hoops in gym class, but she plays just for fun.

"Because half the time I miss," says Sabrina.

This upcoming 10th grader has several interests and she has fun whatever she does.

"I like to talk on the phone 24-7," says Sabrina.

She doesn't just care about her social life. Sabrina is spending the summer working for the Urban League helping people.

When she gets older, Sabrina wants to help little kids.

"I want to own my own daycare," says Sabrina.

The energetic and outgoing brother-sister team is in foster care, but we can change that.

For more information about Sabrina and Ray. Contact the South Carolina Council on Adoptable Children. Their number is 256-2622.