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'A Saving Grace': UNC Coach Derek Galvin Leaves His Mark on the Gymnastics Community


is described as a ‘saving grace’ by his former gymnasts, because his ability to see his athletes as people first drastically contrasted many coaches in the elite and Olympic community. But, most importantly, he has been described as one of the leading voices for diversity, inclusion, and mental health, setting an example for the UNC athletic department. (Sports Illustrated)

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'A Saving Grace': UNC Coach Derek Galvin Leaves His Mark on the Gymnastics Community


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