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What ' s in your bag - con Kirstin Hailey

James Maimonis, Gerente, Medios y Comunicaciones | diciembre 17 , 2020


CLINTON, MA - Kirstin Hailey, estudiante de último año de la Academia Avanzada de Matemáticas y Ciencias en Marlborough, MA, jugará tenis en la Universidad Bradley en Illinois el próximo otoño. Kirstin es la jugadora No. 5 clasificada en la división New England Girls ' 18 s (al momento de escribir este artículo) que entrena en el Westborough Tennis and Swim Club en Westborough, MA.

 

Nos reunimos con Kirstin en la cercana escuela secundaria regional Nashoba para averiguar qué lleva en su bolsa de tenis.  

 

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