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Nicole Shearin

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Sports Reporter at WBNS @10TV | @USCAnnenberg Grad | Dawg Alum | Nicole.Shearin@10tv.com
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Woman born with Williams syndrome turns hockey dreams into reality Original

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By Nicole Shearin Verified
| WBNS-TV (Columbus, OH) Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Every Saturday morning, Todd and Maria Baum lace up their skates and head to the rink. The sound of blades carving into fresh ice echoes through the arena. Pucks slide. Sticks tap. Coaches shout encouragement from the boards. It’s a routine that feels ordinary now — but for this family, it’s nothing short of extraordinary. But 22 years ago, stepping onto the ice didn’t seem possible at all.
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Westerville man's passion for knife throwing leads to world champion title

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By Nicole Shearin Verified
| WBNS-TV (Columbus, OH) Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio — From Westerville to a world championship, Columbus' own Coleman Bates is a cut above the rest. “There was just something mean about it, ya know what I mean?” he recalled with a laugh. But what began as a curiosity quickly became a passion — and now, a championship title. At just 22 years old, Bates was already hitting bullseyes with ease. Fast forward three years, and that precision has earned him the ultimate prize: World Champion.
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Buster Douglas shapes future champs at Thompson Community Center: 'It takes me back to the beginning'

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By Nicole Shearin Verified
| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio — On Feb. 11, 1990, Tokyo was home to the biggest upset in boxing history. Buster Douglas knocked out Mike Tyson to become the undisputed heavyweight champion. Thirty-five years later, he continues to shock the world, but in a different way — by building the next generation of boxers. "Training with a champion and someone who beat the baddest man on the planet is truly a dream come true," teen boxer, Nahjea Ruffin, said.
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