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🚨🚨🚨🚨 I have made the difficult decision to reopen my recruiting due to the coaching change at the University of Oregon. I am excited to explore new opportunities and look forward to connecting with interested coaches. I will be at the PHX ECNL event and my schedule and a...

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Gabrielle Herfindahl1 年前

you’ll find a great new place!

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Olivia MacKay St. Anthony’s SC 20261 年前

Best of luck 🔥 Olivia 🇨🇦

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Bailey Cate - 20251 年前

so proud of you Clara. any school would be lucky to have you! 🩷

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Audrey Rogan 20261 年前

good Luck!

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