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Free agent sports reporter | Co-host: @WPIAL_Insider Podcast | Past: @PittsburghPG, @ThePUPNews | Husband. Dog father. Godfather. Former elite beer pong player.
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Aubrey Brown | Press | SLAAM Basketball

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By Brad Everett Verified
| slaambasketball.com
Not only is Aubrey Brown talented — her AAU coach considers her the best sophomore in the WPIAL — but the Belle Vernon standout is also extremely tough. “She’s physical. She’s strong. She plays with grit,” said SLAAM’s Justin Binion. “She’s not afraid to mix it up with big players, with guards in the post. You can tell that she’s not afraid and even welcomes contact.
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Emma Altavilla: Emerging From the Shadows to the Spotlight

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By Brad Everett Verified
| slaambasketball.com
Emma Altavilla comes from an athletic family, one that includes a few members that have made their biggest waves not on the basketball court, but on the baseball diamond. Altavilla’s father, Dean, was a catcher in college at Radford, and is currently an assistant coach at Thomas Jefferson. And her first cousin, Dan, has pitched in the major leagues for eight seasons and played in the World Baseball Classic in March.
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Coral Prosser: 40 Offers from a Town of 2,000

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By Brad Everett Verified
| slaambasketball.com
Coral Prosser lives in Berlin, a tiny town located in Somerset County with a population hovering around 2,000. “It’s maybe a 100-yard walk to the school,” Prosser said. “Our town is very small, so a lot of people that attend our school are almost in walking distance.” Some families like basketball and others love it, and then there’s the Prossers, who eat, breathe and sleep hoops, and have been so successful in the sport that you could say they have put the small town on the map.
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