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Mia Hamm Visits Young Soccer Fans In The Triad


Olympic gold medalists , , and -Hoch held a soccer camp for over 100 girls in Davie County Saturday, signing autographs and spending time with their young fans. The event called TeamFirst is part of Hamm's commitment to inspire young North Carolina girls to live fearlessly, eat healthy, and stay active. (WFMY)

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