Noelle Lambert was one of the best lacrosse players at UMass Lowell, but lost her leg in an accident before her sophomore season. Lambert not only battled back to the box, but worked her way to a spot on the U.S Paralympic Track and Field Team.
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University of Wisconsin senior Samaria Bruce is poised to make a splash in professional sports following her graduation in May.
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