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Alison Coy, who calls herself a baby giraffe, gets Oswego East going heading into playoffs. ‘Using that to my advantage.’

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After an early growth spurt, Oswego East’s Alison Coy acknowledged that it has taken some time for her to grow into her 6-foot-2 frame. The junior outside hitter is putting it all together, however, at the right time for the Wolves. “I really sprouted when I was younger, so I’ve always had problems with jumping and moving around,” Coy said of her development. “I’ve kind of been like a baby giraffe for a while. “Now, I’m finally growing into my b…

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