Belhaven Alumni Spotlight: Soccer Player Carl Blundell Reflects on Championship and Connection
Carl Blundell shares his reasons for choosing Belhaven, memories of winning a national title, and how he remains involved in soccer today.
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Carl Blundell shares his reasons for choosing Belhaven, memories of winning a national title, and how he remains involved in soccer today.
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