Posted Friday, August 27, 2010-8:41 pm
By Mitch Lehman
TRIBUNE SPORTS EDITOR
On her very first day in that country, Spain won itsfirst World Cup soccer championship – and Rebecca Morris’s experienceimmediately came crashing down to earth.
And she wouldn’t have it any other way.
It’s a bit surprising that the San Marino High Schooljunior, who is an integral part of the Lady Titans’ cross country, soccer andtrack teams and is rarely standing still, would hold such passion for a pastimewhich requires such focus and concentration.
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