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Last published Thu, Mar 7, 2019
Lucinda Robinson is a 17 year old teen who is a sucker for sports, she's a huge fan of basketball because her dad is a basketball player himself, she finds her self playing on her school's boys team because they don't have one for girls.
Will Lucinda be able to cope because she's a girl, will she be able to handle the influence?.
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