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Elsa

2010
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The thunk and slap of a volleyball game echoed through the junior high school gymnasium in Elsa, Texas. Sweat streaming from her forehead and a long dark ponytail flopping on her shoulders, Maribel Saenz connected with the ball, setting it up for a teammate who spiked it over the net. With a whoop of glee, the seventeen-year-old led her fellows in a brief victory dance. But the game eventually went to the other team, led by Mari’s sister, Carolina, a lanky fifteen-year-old and the strongest player on the court. The relative cool of the gym was a welcome respite from