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[quote=Anonymous]What sport does she do?  My daughter went to NCS a few years ago.  She wasn't very athletic and so decided to do the only fall sport she felt she had any experience with---running.  She joined the cross country team for their summer running program.  It's co-ed with STA and GDS and the coaches are from both schools. It was a small group of about thirty. She was placed in a group of first time runners and started to meet girls and boys from both schools.  At the end of summer STA/NCS goes to Vermont for ten days to conclude pre-season training. Imagine her, and our, surprise when they filled two motor coaches, about 90 kids for a ten hour trip.  Before she had attended her first academic class at NCS, she knew a lot of kids and was able to establish her central group of friends, both boys and girls.  To this day, she says it was one of the greatest experiences she ever had and those  people are still a part of her life.  Four years of cross country, indoor and outdoor track helped her establish a very large group of friends, male and female.

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