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Today, we meet Notre Dame’s Sonia Citron. This has been an episode a long time in the making given that her and I grew up mere blocks from one another. While I (Andrew) am about eight or nine years older than Sonia, we found out in the course of our pre-interview that we came up playing basketball in the same gym located in the basement annex of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Scarsdale, New York. Small world!
In our paid subscribers-only feature, we dive a bit deeper into the complexity of what expectations are in Westchester County and why she has become — and will continue to grow into — a unique legacy figure for young girls playing basketball in metro New York.
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