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Queen's Women's Basketball's Vobia Kalome named recipient of 2025 Athletes on Track Bursary - Queen's University Athletics

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KINGSTON, Ont. (January 22, 2025) – Queen's Women's Basketball's Vobia Kalome was named a recipients of the 2025 Athletes of Track Bursary, U SPORTS, in partnership with BlackNorth Initiative (BNI) and Sherrard Kuzz LLP, announced on Wednesday.

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Queen's Women's Basketball's Vobia Kalome named recipient of 2025 Athletes on Track Bursary - Queen's University Athletics

KINGSTON, Ont. (January 22, 2025) – Queen's Women's Basketball's Vobia Kalome was named a recipients of the 2025 Athletes of Track Bursary, U SPORTS, in partnership with BlackNorth Initiative (BNI) and Sherrard Kuzz LLP, announced on Wednesday.

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