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Hannah Nurse

Hello! My name is Hannah Nurse and I am from Buffalo, New York. I am a sophomore in the Health and Physical Education major with concentration in School Wellness Education at Slippery Rock University.

I am on the SRU Field Hockey Team and have been playing field hockey since I was in 5th Grade. I am hoping to one day be a Health and Physical Education Professor with a side job as a high school field hockey coach.

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  1. Hi Hannah! I have visited the University of Buffalo before and I wondered if that is close to you! I have never seen field hockey played before so you'll have to show me some day! Great career goals, your future is bright!

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  2. Hello Hannah! I am also from New York, but about 8 hours away from you! I am from Long Island, but my twin brother attends the University at Buffalo, so I have been there before. I have been to a few field hockey games this year, and I happened to catch you playing quite a bit. I had the wonderful opportunity to watch you make some amazing saves as goalie! So far, it seems like you are doing fantastic things and I cannot wait to hear about all of your accomplishments down the road! Keep shining!

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  3. Hi Hannah! Im from Rochester, NY so were only about an hour away from each other! We hvae very similar goals and are involved in similar things. I am on the lacrosse team so that takes up a lot of my time and one day I would love to be a coach. Its awesome being a student athlete in our major at SRU.

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