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Sports anchor/reporter @FOX13Seattle. Washed up college & pro🏀 Seattle Storm & B1G WBB color analyst. Go Vandals!
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WA Paralympian goes for gold in Paris 2024; ‘It's a feeling of freedom’

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By Alyssa Charlston Verified
| KCPQ-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Travis Gaertner (File / FOX 13) The bicycle is a perfect synthesis between the human body and machine — they need each other to go faster. Travis Gaertner and his bike go faster than almost everyone in the world. "You just try to make the bike as an extension of your body. It feels like you’re going out there and your body is complete," said Gaertner. "It’s just a feeling of freedom." Gaertner has his eyes on the prize: a medal at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games.
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WA Paralympian goes for gold in Paris 2024; ‘It's a feeling of freedom’ Original

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By Alyssa Charlston Verified
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Fox local September 4, 2024 at 8:01 PM ENUMCLAW, Wash. - The bicycle is a perfect synthesis between the human body and machine — they need each other to go faster. Travis Gaertner and his bike go faster than almost everyone in the world. "You just try to make the bike as an extension of your body. It feels like you’re going out there and your body is complete," said Gaertner. "It’s just a feeling of freedom." Gaertner has his eyes on the prize: a medal at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games.
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Seattle high school girls' softball teams pushing for turf fields

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By Alyssa Charlston Verified
| KCPQ-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Ballard, Lincoln, Roosevelt and Bishop Blanchet’s fastpitch softball teams are fighting for a level playing field with the boys. They all share home fields at Lower Woodland Park. That’s based on an agreement between Seattle Public Schools and Seattle Parks & Recreation. On a sunny day, it's an incredible complex. But when you mix Pacific Northwest rain with dirt fields, these teams miss out on using their home fields for 20–30% of the season.
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