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Members of California Gold, with coach Jill Cipresso (cen- ter), enjoyed some camaraderie between sessions.
which included observing and participating in on-ice classes, as well as group discussions regard- ing topics relevant to growing and excelling in the sport. “My skaters, Jenna (King) and I really en-
joyed that all of Team USA came together and worked together to make all of Team USA better and stronger,” Starlights coach Heather Paige said. “It instilled that there is a much bigger picture than just the Starlights.” “I truly believe that this camp was benefi cial to everyone who was involved and provided the
Team Blue was made up of athletes from 10 diff erent junior and senior international teams.
perfect opportunity to build the knowledge and skills that we need as a country, in order to raise up and fi nd ourselves on top of the podium inter- nationally,” Mulhern added. Chelsea MacIntosh, a member of Crystal- lettes, said the camp provided a unique opportu-
nity for athletes who usually compete against each other, to be part of one team. “I am thankful to have met and become
friends with such a wonderful group of talented skaters,” MacIntosh said. “T e whole weekend we were all part of the same team, Team USA.”
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