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    Here's a little more about Brennan: Favorite pro athlete: "For soccer, I'd say Clint Dempsey (US National Team, Fulham FC — English Premier League). He works hard and his movement is so smooth, I try to take notes on his playing style. Other than soccer, LeBron James. Enough said." The coolest thing about my school is: "We all know each other. Full Article at Times Herald-Record
    For soccer, I'd say Clint Dempsey (US National Team, Fulham FC — English Premier League). He works hard and his movement is so smooth, I try to take notes on his playing style. Other than soccer, LeBron James. Enough said.
    SOURCE: Times Herald-Record 2 months ago
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Hello there, Cornwall soccer player Tim Brennan
  1. Football. I'm too skinny, though.
    SOURCE: Times Herald-Record 2 months ago
  2. We all know each other. We're a pretty small school so it's a tight-knit group of kids, and I like that. Everyone is always asking how we're doing in each other's sports and other things both inside and outside of school.
    SOURCE: Times Herald-Record 2 months ago
  3. Play to the best of our ability. I know we are a talented group. We're focused and ready to do work.
    SOURCE: Times Herald-Record 2 months ago
  4. I wish I had my grandfather's genes. He was 6-6. So maybe a few more inches for me, I'm only 5-10.
    SOURCE: Times Herald-Record 2 months ago
  5. My car. I drive a 2007 Acura TL, and I love it. It's my girlfriend, basically. Next to that I'd say my report cards from second grade because I sent them to my grandmother as incentive for money — good grades, I get money, and she wrote me notes on it. It's of value to me because she died last year of c...
    SOURCE: Times Herald-Record 2 months ago
  6. Beating Goshen in the 2007 Section 9 final. Once the final whistle went, it was just intense euphoria. We finally won a section title after a six-year stretch without one, and with an underdog story to boot. What made it even better was the guys on the team all jelled and we became family. We all still ...
    SOURCE: Times Herald-Record 2 months ago

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