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Newport Harbor Tennis Reflection
Being apart of the Newport Harbor Tennis Team these past 4 years have been truly unforgettable. This program has taught me my most valuable life lessons that I will cherish and use to build my future with. I have learned how to overcome my toughest battles and overall be a stronger person. I am so blesses to have gotten to know so many amazing people over my four years on the tennis team. I have made some of my closest friends through this program and I know we will always keep in touch thanks to this connection we shared. The thing I am going to miss most about this season is the unbreakable bonds we made throughout the short time we had together. Its truly incredible to see our relationships grow as time moves on and the memories we made
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