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International Games. She would rep
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Conference Volleyball Team.
Agnew, the most valuable player
for her high school team this year,
and a second team all-state player in
volleyball, is asking for community
support to pay her expected ex
penses of $5,000.
The young athlete said the Aus
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tending the tournament will open
opportunity to get noticed by col
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“It will mean so much to me and
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Agnew plans to attend the Uni
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It is also her goal to make it to the
Olympics.
“Volleyball is my dream!” she
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Australia.
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Gary Payton smiles at a Miami Heat defender during a Dec. 7,
2002, contest in Seattle. Payton, the former SuperSonic and
Oregon State University all-star, was selected Monday as a
Basketball Hall o f Fame inductee. (AP photo)
(AP) — Gary Payton is among
this year's inductees for the Bas
ketball Hall o f Fame.
In addition to his nine All-Star
Game selections, Payton was a
nine-tim e NBA A ll-D efensive
Team selection and 1996 D efen
sive Player of the Y earduringa 17-
year career with Seattle, M ilw au
kee, the Lakers, Boston and M i
ami.
He averaged 16.3 points and
ended his career ranked fourth all-
time in steals with 2,445 and eight
in assists with 8,966. A two-tim e
Olympic gold medal winner (1996
and 2000), Payton won an NBA
cham pionship with the Heat in
2006.
"W hen I started playing bas
ketball in the NBA, I ju st wanted
to be a guy in the NBA doing
som ething," said Payton on M on
day. "W hen I started getting bet
ter I never believed 1 would be in
the Hall o f Fame. I never thought
I'd be at this level right now."
Prior to his NBA career, Payton
was Sports Illustrated's National
Player o f the Year in 1990 while at
Oregon State. He still holds the
school records for points, assists
and steals.