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Sports reporter for the Toronto Star. Olympics, amateur and oddball sports, mostly. kgillespie@thestar.ca
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Walking soccer offers a slo-mo replay of the beautiful game for an older crowd

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By Kerry Gillespie Verified
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
When Rosie Sears stepped on a soccer pitch after being out of the game for decades — sidelined by motherhood and a career, back surgery and 225 pounds of extra weight — she was flooded with emotions. “I put my boots on, I touched the grass, and I cried,” says Sears, who was once an elite collegiate player. “I didn’t realize how much I’d missed something that had been a part of me.
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Walking soccer offers a slo-mo replay of the beautiful game for an older crowd

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By Kerry Gillespie Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
When Rosie Sears stepped on a soccer pitch after being out of the game for decades — sidelined by motherhood and a career, back surgery and 225 pounds of extra weight — she was flooded with emotions. “I put my boots on, I touched the grass, and I cried,” says Sears, who was once an elite collegiate player. “I didn’t realize how much I’d missed something that had been a part of me.
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The best players in women’s hockey bet on themselves. The PWHL salaries list shows the gamble paid off

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By Kerry Gillespie Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
Renata Fast, one of the highest paid players in the Professional Women’s Hockey League, vividly remembers her fear and doubt when her last league folded in 2019 and top Canadian and American players banded together to fight for a better future for women’s hockey. “Lots of scary moments,” the Toronto Sceptres blueliner said.
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