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Chyna Taylor Is the 2025 SportsKid of the Year Original

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By Kim Curzi 
| Sports Illustrated
It would be easy to look at hockey phenom Chyna Taylor’s résumé and assume she was SportsKid of the Year material from the start. In 2024, when she was just 15, Chyna was the youngest player on the U-18 national team. That made her the first person from Kentucky to play at the national level in men’s or women’s hockey. And at the world championships in 2025, she was named best player for her team when the U.S. took home silver against Canada.
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Chyna Taylor Is the 2025 SportsKid of the Year

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By Kim Curzi 
| Flipboard
16 hours ago Edward Rogers, the executive chair of Rogers Communications Inc. RCI-B-T, has purchased a minority stake in Canada’s only professional padel franchise, the Toronto Polar Bears, marking Mr. Rogers’s latest sports franchise investment. Padel, a co-ed racket sport played in an enclosed court, blends …
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Amon-Ra St. Brown Asked Detroit Kids to Design His Cleats for Week 12 Original

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By Kim Curzi 
| Sports Illustrated
For 17 years teacher Matt Hamilton has been operating a leadership club out of East Jordan (Mich.) Middle/High School. The Shoe Club is open to any seventh or eighth grader who commits to reading the book Value Up, writes an essay about what they learned and sets 10 goals they want to pursue. Hamilton says when he started the club he didn't want there to be any GPA requirements. Students simply needed to commit to bettering themselves. To this end, shoes are a useful metaphor.
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