Dreams (Jack O'Callahan)
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Last published Thu, Feb 2, 2023
After a terrible accident her senior year, Riley Walsh is forced to give up her dream of becoming a professional soccer player. She decides to go to school at Boston University where she studies to become a sports trainer.
While there, she is asked to apprentice under a certain "Doc" who just so happens to get asked to help out with the USA's Men's hockey team.
Riley goes along for the ride, and gets to know a few of the guys. What happens when she realizes her dreams can still become a reality?
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