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- ef4b14b8ae575d263be99a1b7ba6c73550785fa8564d92da2bfd4349211d98c1 date "1998-02-07".
- ef4b14b8ae575d263be99a1b7ba6c73550785fa8564d92da2bfd4349211d98c1 first "Rachel".
- ef4b14b8ae575d263be99a1b7ba6c73550785fa8564d92da2bfd4349211d98c1 isCitedBy Johnson_Senior_High_School_(Saint_Paul,_Minnesota).
- ef4b14b8ae575d263be99a1b7ba6c73550785fa8564d92da2bfd4349211d98c1 last "Blount".
- ef4b14b8ae575d263be99a1b7ba6c73550785fa8564d92da2bfd4349211d98c1 pages "section: Sports".
- ef4b14b8ae575d263be99a1b7ba6c73550785fa8564d92da2bfd4349211d98c1 publisher Star_Tribune.
- ef4b14b8ae575d263be99a1b7ba6c73550785fa8564d92da2bfd4349211d98c1 title "MINNESOTA ICE - ALANA BLAHOSKI // One's 23; one's 19. One's from St. Paul; one's from Edina. One has finished college; one has delayed her dream of being a Gopher. Starting Sunday, Minnesota hockey players Alana Blahoski and Jenny Schmidgall will be Olympic trailblazers.".