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cbsnews.com | Marielle Mohs |South Minneapolis
Minnesota Lynx welcome 11 kids with Special Olympics to roster It's a contract like no other to join the top team in the WNBA for a day — Lynx Head Coach Cheryl Reeve signed 11 kids with Special Olympics Minnesota to the roster. "This is my favorite day of the season," Reeve said. Once they got the paperwork out of the way, the new players hit the court with the pros. Thirteen-year-old Havannah got to play with standout point guard Courtney Williams.
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cbsnews.com | Marielle Mohs |South Minneapolis
These service dogs are part of Melissa, Mark Hortmans’ lasting impact Melissa and Mark Hortman served their community in many ways, including training dogs to be service animals for people in need. WCCO spoke with the volunteer group and a veteran who has benefited from their efforts. Minnie, 11, is a special Labrador. She's the perfect companion for veteran Aric Elsner.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Marielle Mohs |South Minneapolis
How a Maple Grove senior is excelling in 3 sports It's state tournament season right now, and one Maple Grove, Minnesota, track athlete is hoping to lead her relay team to school history in the track and field state tournament. But she's already proven she's a standout, making it to eight state tournaments in three different sports.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Marielle Mohs |South Minneapolis
It was a rookie year to remember for Lily Pederson and Elle Mueller on the University of Oklahoma women's gymnastics team. The freshmen helped lead the Sooners to their seventh NCAA title back in April. "I knew it could be achievable, but I didn't know freshman year, right out of the gate," Mueller said. "Being able to have two people from the same state, and two friends being able to go to the same college, and accomplish both of our dreams and goals, it's amazing," Pederson said.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Marielle Mohs |South Minneapolis
A special road race around Lake Phelan in St. Paul, Minnesota gave runners of all abilities the chance to compete. In one case, the inaugural Unified 5K race gave a duo the opportunity to start their running journey to qualify for the Boston Marathon. Mark Hulsey from St. Paul and Moses Cooper from Woodbury have a bond that runs deep. "It's my favorite way of running. There's nothing better than this," said Hulsey.
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