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Sports One on One: Junior volleyball player Kayla Gromen

By Kendyl Bennett, Assistant Multimedia Editor
September 1, 2016
By Kendyl Bennett, Ted Zerivitz, Peter Champelli, Alex Klein, and Matt Maloney

Junior Kayla Gromen, captain of the Ithaca College volleyball team, talks about maintaining her All-American status and the team’s upcoming season.

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