Six Locations: Raymond, Jackson (2), Rankin, Utica and Vicksburg-Warren
President: Dr. Clyde Muse
Athletic Director: Gene Murphy Email: [email protected] ...... 601.857.3362
Assistant Athletic Director: Dot Murphy Email: [email protected]...... 601.857.3443
Sports Information Director: Dan Rives Email: [email protected]...... 601.857.3323
Sports Marketing/Photography: Brian Emory Email: [email protected] ...... 601.857.3278
Women’s Soccer Coach: Marcille McLendon Email: [email protected]...... 601.857.3331
N D I S Mailing Address: H Hinds Community College
S P.O. Box 1100 o r Raymond, MS 39154-1100 c c e
Admissions...... 601.857.3212 Admissions Fax...... 601.857.3539
Athletic Office...... 601.857.3325 Athletic Office Fax...... 601.857.3554
Disability Support Services Statement: Hinds Community College provides reasonable and appropriate accommodations for students with disabilities. Disability Services staff members verify eligibility for accommodations and work with eligible students who have self-identified and provided current documentation. Students with disabilities should schedule an appointment with the designated Disability Services staff member on their respective campus to establish a plan for reasonable, appropriate classroom accommodations.
Rankin Campus — Carol McLaurin 601.936.5544 Raymond Campus — Jamy Dickson 601.857.3310 Jackson Campus - A/TC — Constance Martin 601.987.8148 Jackson Campus - N/AHC — Bonnie Spencer 601.376.4803 Utica Campus — Sylvia Walker 601.885.7045 Vicksburg-Warren Campus — Cooper McCachren 601.629.6807
Hinds Community College offers equal education and employment opportunities and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, disability or veteran status in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Dr. George Barnes, Vice President for Administrative and Student Services, 34175 Hwy. 18, Utica, MS 39175, 601.885.7001.
2011 Womens Soccer Guide.indd 1 8/31/11 10:54 AM Welcome DR. CLYDE MUSE• PRESIDENT
DEAR VISITORS: continue to take an interest in the On behalf of the Board activities at Hinds. of Trustees and the entire The college’s athletic program is just Hinds family, I am one extension of the comprehensive pleased to welcome you academic, career and technical instruction to Hinds Community offered at Hinds. Athletics complement a College where you will strong instructional base that provides find a quality education educational opportunities of the highest with a personal and caliber at the college’s six locations. friendly approach at a reasonable cost. Serving local communities since 1917, The focus of our college is on the the college looks eagerly toward many student, and we make every effort to more years of providing a wide variety of provide programs and services that educational and cultural opportunities as enable students to be successful. We are we continue to motivate students with a extremely pleased with the graduation/ learning environment that’s close to completion rate of our athletes. home, affordable and friendly. Among those working hard for the To our visiting coaches, players and betterment of the college are members of college representatives, we extend a the coaching staff who prepare their warm welcome. We hope you enjoy your teams for this athletic season. visit at Hinds as well as the athletic We are particularly pleased to have competition that adds excitement and parents, students and alumni here. challenge to the educational experience of We hope you enjoy the game and our students. GENE MURPHY • ATHLETIC DIRECTOR On behalf of the Hinds variety of success in every single sport. Community College Hinds continues to dominate in the athletic department, I area of academic achievement among want to welcome you to athletes. Since 1987, we have received the our college. Hinds is the David Halbrook Award 12 times. This largest community award is given to the community/junior college in the state, and college with the highest percentage of we also have the largest graduates or completers in its athletic sports program of any program. community college. Our teams compete It is my hope that you enjoy watching year in and year out for state and regional our teams and continue to support Hinds titles, and our coaching staff brings a wide athletics throughout the year.
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Each year during the second week of June, the Hinds soccer coaching staff runs a camp for local youth soccer players ages seven to 14. The camp is a full-day, week-long camp that lasts from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. daily. The campers get full use of the Hinds facilities. During the hot afternoons from 1-3 p.m., the campers get to train indoors, and they also get to swim in Hinds’ indoor swimming pool. Lunch is eaten each day in the Hinds cafeteria. Camp directors are Hinds soccer coaches Doug Williams and Marcille McLendon. Each year these two coaches hire local youth and high school coaches to work the camp, while also hiring a certified athletic trainer to deal with any injuries. For more info on the Hinds soccer camp visit www.hindsccsports.com
2011 Hinds Soccer Campers
2011 Womens Soccer Guide.indd 3 8/31/11 10:54 AM Women’s Soccer Coaches Marcille McLendon - Head Coach
Marcille McLendon is in her second season as the head coach of the Hinds women's soccer team. McLendon, the former Marcille Nunnally, was a two-year starter, All-State player and captain for Hinds during the 2000 and 2001 seasons as the Lady Eagles won back-to-back Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) state championships and captured the 2001 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region XXIII and Southeastern Regional championships. After playing at Hinds, McLendon moved on to Tennessee Wesleyan College, where she was a two-year starter and All- Conference performer. She earned a bachelor of science degree in Exercise and Sports Science from the Athens, Tenn., campus in 2004. While serving as the head coach at East Mississippi Community College from 2005-2008, McLendon furthered her education by earning a master of arts in Teaching Physical Education from the University of West Alabama in 2007. She has also spent time as an adjunct instructor at the Hinds and Holmes Community College campuses, along with serving as an online instructor for Mississippi College. McLendon spent a year as the head coach for the Olympic Development Program (ODP) from August 2006-July 2007, as well as spending a year as the director of Soccer Camps and Leagues at the Athens, Tenn., YMCA from 2003-2004. McLendon is married to Jeremy and the couple has two children, daughter Ollie Grace and son Charlie.
Hunter Ingle - Assistant Coach
Hunter Ingle enters his first season as an assistant coach with the Hinds women’s soccer program. Ingle is a Tupelo native and former standout at the University of Montevallo (Ala.), where he helped lead the Falcons to a Division II Final Four appearance in 2007. Ingle comes to Hinds from Pontotoc High School, where as an assistant coach he helped lead Pontotoc to a state runner-up finish in 2011. He has also spent the 2011 season as a staff member for the Mississippi Brilla Junior program and served as a camp instructor at the annual Hinds soccer camp. Ingle prepped at Tupelo High School, and played a large role in the Golden Wave winning the 5A state championship in 2004 and 2007. He also competed with the Mississippi Olympic Development Program (ODP) 88 team from 2002-2005.
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# Name Pos . Class Hometown/High school 1 Brandi Brantley Goalkeeper Fr . Columbus / New Hope 3 Pam Usry Midfield Fr. Pearl / Pearl 5 Alexis Pauline Defense Soph . Clinton / Clinton 6 Heather Bell Midfield/Defense Soph . Raymond / Terry 8 Bridgett Tedford Midfield/Defense Fr . Columbus / New Hope 9 Amy Robertson Midfield Soph. Brandon / Brandon 11 Morgan Miller Midfield Fr. Starkville / Starkville 13 Ashlee Dubra Midfield/Forward Soph . Clinton / Clinton 15 Destry Koch Midfield Fr. Pulaski, Tenn. / Giles County 19 Kara Patterson Defense Fr . Richland / Richland 20 Kayla Armwood Midfield/Forward Fr . Jackson / Forest Hill 21 Morgan Lott Defense Soph. Greenville / Washington School 22 Reagan Scott Defense Fr. Meadville / Franklin County 23 Taylor Payne Defense Soph . Clinton / Clinton 26 Ashley Goodlett Forward Soph . Bolton / Clinton 30 Jodi Taylor Goalkeeper Fr . Gulfport / West Harrison
Head coach: Marcille McLendon Assistant coach: Hunter Ingle Manager: Autumn Carpenter
2011 Womens Soccer Guide.indd 5 8/31/11 10:54 AM Meet the Lady Eagles... Brandi Brantley Freshman Goalkeeper #1
High school: Played at New Hope High School in Columbus… Named to the All-District soccer team in 2010… Earned All-State honors in softball in 2010 and All-District honors in 2009 and 2010… Named to the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) All-Star team in softball as a senior Personal: Resides in Columbus… Daughter of Richard Brantley… Undecided major
Pam Usry Freshman Midfielder #3
High school: Prepped at Pearl High School… Multi-sport athlete who competed in soccer, softball and tennis for the Lady Pirates Personal: Resides in Pearl… Married to JJ and the couple has two kids, Mia (daughter) and Camden (son)… Undecided major
Alexis Pauline Sophomore Defender #5
College: Finished the 2010 season with one goal and one assist for a total of three points during her freshman campaign at Hinds High school: Played at Clinton High School… Received the Hustle Award and J.V. Award in soccer… Named Best in Middle Distance in track… Was a Homecoming maid as a senior Personal: Resides in Clinton… Daughter of Patricia and Michael Pauline… Physical therapy major
Heather Bell Sophomore Midfielder/Forward # 6
High school: Competed at Terry High School… Three-time Most Valuable Player Award winner at Terry… Named to the All-State second team in 2007 and to the All-District team in 2006 and 2010… Two-time Best Defensive Player Award winner and winner of the Most Versatile Award winner in 2007… Alos competed in softball and track and field Personal: Resides in Byram… Daughter of Wendy and Richard Bell… Kinesiology major
Bridget Tedford Freshman Midfielder #8
High school: Played at New Hope High School in Columbus… Named to the All-District second team as a senior… Given the Best Offensive Player Award… Teammate at New Hope and Hinds with Brandi Brantley Personal: Resides in Columbus… Daughter of Heather Parham… Undecided major
Amy Robertson Sophomore Midfielder #9
College: Played as a freshman at Hinds in 2010 High school: Prepped at Brandon High School… Received Player of the Game Award… Named Watson Quality Ford Hometown Hero for academic achievements… Also received the Citizenship, English and French Awards… Competed in track Personal: Resides in Brandon… Daughter of Lisa and Dirk Robertson… Foreign languages major
2011 Womens Soccer Guide.indd 6 8/31/11 10:54 AM Meet the Lady Eagles... Morgan Miller Freshman Midfielder #11
High school: Played at Starkville High School… Named Most Valuable Midfielder at SHS… Two- time All-District honoree… Given the Iron Woman Award as a senior… Served as team captain and senior class vice-president… Also competed in track Personal: Resides in Starkville… Daughter of Cindy and Oren Miller… Undecided major
Ashlee Dubra Sophomore Forward #13
College: Played at Hinds as a freshman in 2010… Scored one goal for a total of two points High school: Competed at Clinton High School… Captured the Team Me Award Personal: Resides in Clinton… Daughter of Bertinna and Sean Dubra… Animal and dairy science major
Destry Koch Freshman Midfielder #15
High school: Played at Giles County High School (Tenn.)… Standout for Giles for three seasons Personal: Resides in Pulaski, Tenn.… Daughter of Tina Skinner and Leon Koch… Criminal justice major
Kara Patterson Freshman Defender #19
High school: Played at Richland High School… Given the Ranger Award and Josh Butler Sportsmanship Awards… Also given the Best Defensive Player Award as a senior… Named Academic All-American and given the Scholar Athlete Award… Also competed in cheerleading and softball… Served as vice-president of the RHS student council Personal: Resides in Richland… Daughter of Sheryl and Mike Patterson… Undecided major
Kayla Armwood Freshman Midfielder #20
High school: Competed at Forest Hill High School… Two-time Player of the Week recipient as a senior, when she served as team captain… Named Team MVP and earned the Most Dedicated Award as a junior… Also competed in basketball and track and field… Served as president of the Foreign Language Club and vice president of the National Honor Society and the Not Here Club Personal: Resides in Jackson… Daughter of Jennifer Armwood and Walter James… Physical therapy major
Morgan Lott Sophomore Defender #21
College: Earned All-State honors as a freshman at Hinds in 2010… Member of Phi Theta Kappa, the national two-year college honor society High school: Prepped at Washington School in Greenville… Highly-decorated athlete who won MVP honors on defense, and was named to the All-State and All-Conference teams three seasons… Participated in the Mississippi Association of Independent Schools (MAIS) All-Star soccer game as a senior… Member of the Lady Generals two-time state championship team in cross country… Named MVP on defense in basketball, and was named to the All-Conference team twice… Also competed in basketball and track, where she was named Most Improved Personal: Resides in Greenville… Daughter of Annie and Todd Lott… Sports medicine major
2011 Womens Soccer Guide.indd 7 8/31/11 10:54 AM Meet the Lady Eagles... Reagan Scott Freshman Defender #22
High school: Played at Franklin County High School… Three-time All-District honoree (2009- 2011) at FCHS… Member of the student council as a sophomore Personal: Resides in Meadville… Daughter of Glenda and Tyler Scott… Education major
Taylor Payne Sophomore Defender #23
College: Played at Hinds as a freshman in 2010… Member of Phi Theta Kappa, the national two- year college honor society High school: Competed at Clinton High School… Named Best Defensive Player as a senior for the Lady Arrows… Received the Highest Average in Desktop Publishing award at Clinton Personal: Resides in Clinton… Daughter of Denise and Mike Payne… Nursing major
Ashley Goodlett Sophomore Forward #26
College: Named to the All-Region team for her stellar freshman season at Hinds in 2010… Was second on the team in goals (13) and led the team in assists (13) to lead the Lady Eagles in total points with 39 High school: Played at Clinton High School… Two-time All-State performer as a junior and senior… Four-time winner of the Best Offensive Player Award at CHS Personal: Resides in Bolton… Daughter of Fannie and Eric Goodlett… Athletic training major
Jodi Lynn Taylor Freshman Goalkeeper #30
High school: Prepped at West Harrison High School… Four-year letterman and standout at West Harrison Personal: Resides in Gulfport… Daughter of Kelly and Jacko Taylor… Education major
Autumn Carpenter Manager
2011 Womens Soccer Guide.indd 8 8/31/11 10:55 AM Records Season Records Year W-L-T National Finish 2010 12 - 7 2009 9 - 8 2008 12 - 6 - 1 2007 13 - 5 - 1 2006 16 - 4 2005 13 - 4 - 1 2004 18 - 2 #11 2003 17 - 3 #8 2002 17 - 1 #11 2001 17 - 2 - 1 #4 2000 14 - 2 #17 1999 13 - 1 1998 12 - 1
Team Records Best Record – season 18 – 1 2004 Most Goals Scored – season 110 2004 Fewest Goals Allowed – season 6 2000 Most Shutouts – season 15 2003 Most Consecutive Shutouts – season 11 1998 Most Consecutive Wins – season 17 2003
Individual Records Most Goals Scored – 1 game Kelli East 5 1998 Becca Steen 5 2010 Most Goals Scored – season Stephanie Little 34 2004 Most Goals Scored – career Stephanie Little 56 2003–04 Most Assist – season Lindsay Kolb 21 1998 Most Assist – career Kori Crutchfield 34 1998–99 Goalkeeper Shutouts – season Karen Denney 15 2003 Goalkeeper Shutouts – career Karen Denney 30 2003–04 Goalkeeper – consecutive shutouts Lindsay Hazelwood 11 1998 Goalkeeper Saves – 1 game Jill Breland 27 2002 Goalkeeper Saves – season Emily Coker 162 2006 Goalkeeper Saves – career Emily Coker 319 2005–06
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NJCAA All-American
Celeste Bryant (1998) defender Brandon High School
Kelli East (1998) midfield Clinton High School
Kori Crutchfield (1999) forward Vicksburg High School
JaNae’ Parker (2000) defender Pearl High School
Allison Mullen (2001) forward Greenville St. Joe
Jill Breland (2002) keeper Clinton High School
Melanie Medrop (2002) defender Warren Central High School
Stephanie Little (2003) forward Florence High School
Karen Denney (2003) keeper Brandon High School
Stephanie Little (2004) forward Florence High School
Karen Denney (2004) keeper Brandon High School
Kendal Lee (2007) forward Clinton High School
NSCAA All-American
Allison Mullen (2001) forward Greenville St. Joe
Allison Mullen (2002) forward Greenville St. Joe
Amy Gaines (2004) defender Pearl High School
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NJCAA Academic All-American
Celeste Bryant (1999) Kristi Fairchilds (1999)
Laura Franklin (2000) Leigh Carter (2000)
Jennifer Downey (2001) Emily Hansen (2001)
Corrie Hazelwood (2001) Allison Armstrong (2001)
JaNae’ Parker (2001) Amanda Jasper (2001, 2002)
Natalie Breithaupt (2002) LeAnne Shamoun (2002)
Bethany Winn (2002) Amanda Jasper (2003)
Michelle Beatty (2003) Ney Ney Foster (2003)
Michelle Pierce (2003) Jenny Farris (2004)
Elizabeth Crocker (2004) Stephanie Little (2004)
Hayley Martin (2004) Amanda Remus (2005)
Laura Alford (2006) Molly Foster (2006)
Victoria Hill (2006) Miranda Hunt (2006)
Jessica Porter (2006) Meggan Prince (2006)
Allyson Winn (2006) Tina Benton (2008)
Viktoria Case (2008) Valery Howard (2008)
Lucy Matthews (2008) Courtney McCollum (2008)
NJCAA Distinguished Academic All-American
Kristi Fairchilds (1999) Celeste Bryant (1999)
Amanda Remus (2005)
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Hinds Community College Eagle Award ...recognizes the most outstanding female athlete at Hinds Community College based on performance, leadership and sportsmanship. The Eagle Award is selected each May.
Celeste Bryant (2000) Amanda Remus (2006) Laura Franklin (2001) Molly Foster (2007) Corrie Hazelwood (2002) Courtney McCollum (2009) Melanie Mendrop (2003) Rachel Webb (2010) Ney Ney Foster (2004) Jennifer Hill (2011) Stephanie Little (2005)
Hinds Community College Physical Education Award …a 3E Program, which recognizes outstanding student achievement in academic, athletic and extracurricular endeavors at Hinds Community College
Kori Crutchfield (2000) Corrie Hazelwood (2001) Lori Jo Butler (2002) Lori Jo Butler (2003) Stephanie Little (2005) Maren Beasley (2006) Jennifer Hill (2010)
NJCAA Ethics Award - 2002 Less than 6 yellow cards in a season
NJCAA Player of the Week Karen Denney (Week 9-21-2004) Stephanie Little/Karen Denney (Week 9-28-2004) Karen Denney (Week 10-2-2004)
2001 All-National tournament Team Casey Clouse – keeper Allison Mullen – forward
NSCAA All-Region Emily Coker (2005)
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NJCAA All-Region XXIII
Celeste Bryant (1998, 1999) Cassie Griffing (2002)
Kori Crutchfield (1998, 1999) Stephanie Little (2003, 2004)
Kelli East (1998, 1999) Karen Denney (2003, 2004)
Lindsay Hazelwood (1998) Hayley Martin (2003)
Lindsey Kolb (1998) Amy Gaines (2004)
Courtney Sumrall (1999) Robin Emfinger (2004)
Laura Franklin (2000) Amanda Remus (2004, 2005)
Avery Flowers (2000) Emily Coker (2005, 2006)
JaNae’ Parker (2000, 2001) Victoria Hill (2005, 2006)
Marcille Nunnally (2000, 2001) Meghan MacMillan (2005)
J. Leigh Carter (2000) Nadia Baltazar (2006, 2007)
Tiffany Beckham (2001) Mallory Wells (2006, 2007)
Casey Clouse (2001) Mary Beth Dodd (2007)
Melanie Mendrop (2001, 2002) Kendal Lee (2007)
Allison Mullen (2001, 2002) Deslyn Langaigne (2008)
Michelle Beatty (2002) Becca Steen (2009, 2010)
Jill Ireland (2002) Melanie Webb (2009)
Ney Ney Foster (2002, 2003) Ashley Goodlett (2010)
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MACJC All-State
Crystal Beckham (1998) Jondrea “Tudi” Slay (1998) Whitney Richardson (1998, 1999) Dawn Carr (1998) Courtney Sumerall (1998) Leigh Carter (1999) Nancy Kinnebrew (1999) Avery Flowers (1999) Courtney Smith (2000, 2001) Ashley Manuel (2000) Allison Armstrong (2000) Jennifer Ray (2000) Jill Breland (2001) Emily Hansen (2001) Ashley Manual (2001) Natalie Breithaupt (2002) Sarah Harrison (2002) Emily Holiday (2002) Amanda Jasper (2002) Shelley Haws (2003) Amy Gaines (2003) Carrie McMillan (2003) Miranda Moncure (2003) Ashley Underwood (2004) Lauren Preble (2004) Hayley Martin (2004) Jenny Farris (2004) Adrian Massey (2005) Laura Alford (2005, 2006) Molly Foster (2005, 2006) Amy Mann (2005) Courtney Sims (2006) Viktoria Case (2007) Valery Howard (2007) Lucy Matthews (2007) Beverley Simmons (2007) Barbara Dotson (2008) Jessie Dotson (2008) Rachel Webb (2008) Jessie Dotson (2009) Brittany Griggs (2009) Deslyn Langaigne (2009) Rachel Webb (2009) Melanie Webb (2010) Shelly Berry (2010) Jennifer Hill (2010) Morgan Lott (2010)
2011 Womens Soccer Guide.indd 14 8/31/11 10:55 AM Lady Eagles Moving On
After playing soccer at Hinds, the Lady Eagles’ have the opportunity to continue their soccer career at a senior college. Every year the Lady Eagles are recruited by colleges from all over the nation, primarily from the following states: Alabama, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.
Athlete College Year
Lindsay Hazelwood Belhaven College 2000 Ashley Manuel Belhaven College 2001 Marcille Nunnally Tennessee Wesleyan 2002 Allison Armstrong Tennessee Wesleyan 2002 Allison Mullen Mississippi State University 2003 Jill Breland Mississippi State University 2003 Carrie McMillan Belhaven College 2004 Miranda Moncure New Highland University 2004 Ney Ney Foster Delta State University 2004 Miranda Moncure Indiana Tech University 2005 Stephanie Little University of Louisiana - Monroe 2005 Karen Denney University of Louisiana - Monroe 2005 Haley Martin University of Alabama - Huntsville 2005 Amy Gaines Delta State University 2005 Jenny Farris Delta State University 2005 Morgan Womack Belhaven College 2005 Robin Emfinger Belhaven College 2005 Viktoria Hill Alabama A&M 2006 Laura Alford University of Montevallo 2007 Viktoria Case Belhaven College 2009 Nadia Baltazar Florida Memorial University 2009 Amanda Smith Belhaven University 2011 Chelsey Ables University of West Alabama 2011
2011 Womens Soccer Guide.indd 15 8/31/11 10:55 AM 2010 Awards MACJC North State Champions
MACJC State Second Place
NJCAA All-Region: Ashley Goodlett Becca Steen
MACJC All-State Shelly Berry Jennifer Hill Morgan Lott Melanie Webb Hinds Community College Soccer Awards Most Outstanding Midfielder: Amanda Smith Most Outstanding Defender: Alexis Pauline/Taylor Payne Coach's Award: Chelsey Ables Hinds Community College Eagle Award Jennifer Hill
The 2011 Hinds Community College athletic banquet honored the athletes from Hinds who were able to achieve milestones both academically and athletically. Jennifer Hill of Clinton was the winner of the prestigious Lady Eagle Award for her achievements in the classroom, in the community and on the playing field. Hill, a sophomore women's soccer and tennis player, was a member of the Dean's List and of Phi Theta Kappa, the national junior college honor society. She was also selected to Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges and was given the 3E Outstanding Student Award for her achievements in the classroom. Hill, who had a 3.5 GPA, also played a vital role as a midfielder on the soccer team, where she helped lead the Lady Eagles to the state tournament, receiving Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) All-State honors both years and was given the Best Midfielder Award as a freshman. She was also a member of the women's tennis team, where she was a team co- captain. Hill was a member of Hinds Connection and served as a student recruiter, and was also involved in numerous community service projects, including volunteering at a fundraiser to stop Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) and working as a Diamond Darling for the Hinds baseball team.
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