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aggiesal

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7. Yes that is what I meant ...

Reply to SharonClark (Reply #6)

Sat Dec 30, 2023, 12:33 AM

Dec 2023

I looked her up, and she did win a lot of National awards in 2023, but she didn't win any international awards or lead her team to any major tournament championships, national or international in 2023.

Looking at her accomplishments, she is a worthy nominee.
I'm still sticking with Bonmatí.
Hey, I made a rhyme.

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Who is the Athlete of the Year for 2023? ... [View all] aggiesal Dec 2023 OP

I will go with Caitlin Clark, woman college basketball player from Iowa rurallib Dec 2023 #1

But what did she win? n/t aggiesal Dec 2023 #4

She won about every national award given SharonClark Dec 2023 #6

Yes that is what I meant ... aggiesal Dec 2023 #7

Clark, after today's Minnesota game, is the only college player rurallib Dec 2023 #8

Erling Haaland Cartoonist Dec 2023 #2

It's not about the number of goals, she was the QB on the field for FC Barcelona & Spain ... aggiesal Dec 2023 #5

Mikaela Shiffrin Sewa Dec 2023 #3