Simmons Women's Basketball senior returns from Army deployment, balancing duty and sport. Her dedication inspires teammates and highlights resilience, exemplifying leadership on and off the court.https://youtu.be/G0WTbA0I0Ng?si=KzW5-7uc0H9rxn8L
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Simmons women's basketball senior returns from Army deployment
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