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Athlete of the Week: Sierra Spencer ’18

September 15, 2016
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What She’s Done: Two weeks ago, Spencer recorded four goals in three games. For her impressive performance, PhilaFieldHockey.com named her the the Student-Athlete of the week. This past week, Spencer continued her torrid start to the season. In Saturday’s contest against Immaculata, Spencer recorded two more goals, increasing her season total to six. She now ranks first in the conference in goals and second in points (12).

Best athletic accomplishment: “I’m really proud of our team for starting off the season with a winning record, including a huge overtime win against Arcadia.”

Favorite athlete: “Kevin Durant. I love watching him play and think he’s really talented, but humble.”

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