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A native of Cleveland, Ohio, and a skilled athlete throughout her school years, she was inducted into the James Rhodes High School Hall of Fame in As a graduate of Cleveland State University, she lettered in each of her four years in both basketball and volleyball and was named Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year three separate years.

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