The average high school rugby girl
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Last published Sun, Jun 28, 2015
As soon as her hands touch that rough surface of the ball she's off, kicking up the mud behind her, dodging the tackles coming in; the only thing that matters now is placing that ball over the try line to win the most important game of her life but will Sam ever make it?
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A new girl who is a great football player struggles in the world dominated by boys. Will her determination and persistence help her fit in or will it cause her to fall apart?
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