Fancy footwork

Lou Collobert, Freelancer|September 23, 2019

Fancy footwork: Junior midfielder Tera Lynch is showing off her ball handling skills in front of some un-appreciating Lopers. Tera Lynch Has been dominating this season in playing 349 minutes so far this season. For those keeping track at home that’s only 11 minutes shy for playing all four games completely.

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