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Family man; sports reporter at NOTUS; ex-WaPo; singer/songwriter; good hang; semicolon aficionado. I'm still out here looking for a spark.
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The Mystics’ Sonia Citron Is an Unmistakable Star

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By Dave Sheinin
| NOTUS Verified
She saw the guy heading her way and knew what was coming next, with the sort of sixth sense a star athlete develops when they’re out in public and can feel all the eyeballs pointed at them. Sonia Citron, at the time an all-conference guard at Notre Dame, was at a restaurant with friends in South Bend, Indiana. She was still mulling how best to respond to an unwanted request for an autograph and a photo when he arrived at their table. “Excuse me,” the man said.
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The Mystics’ Sonia Citron Is an Unmistakable Star

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By Dave Sheinin
| Flipboard
13 hours ago Four-time MVP A’ja Wilson was selected first in the WNBA All-Star draft for the exhibition game that will be played on July 25 in Chicago. Acting as honorary general managers, WNBA greats Cynthia Cooper and Teresa Weatherspoon each drafted All-Star teams Wednesday from players that previously were …
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After All That, the USMNT Is Done

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By Dave Sheinin
| NOTUS Verified
There was something noticeably and disconcertingly different about the U.S. team that showed up — or didn’t show up, you might say — at Seattle’s Lumen Field on Monday night for its round of 16 match against Belgium. This version had little of the dynamism, intensity and confidence the Americans had shown over the previous three weeks, when they won three times and recalibrated expectations for what was possible for their nascent program.
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