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Rachel Martin Feature Athlete Interview – Signed with Oregon Institute of Technology
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Rachel Martin
1. Why did you decide to sign with Oregon Institute of Technology?
I chose this school because of the strong academic programs provided and the incredibly high job placement rate. I loved being on campus, I enjoy the coach, and it felt right to be there.
2. Describe the excitement you feel about becoming a college student-athlete?
I am very excited about the opportunity to be a college student-athlete. It’s something that many people do not experience, and I am thankful that I am one that does.
3. What advice would you give to other athletes looking to get recruited?
I would just let them know that if you have an offer early from a school you love, it’s okay to sign early.
4. Who has been the biggest influence in your sports career and why?
My dad has been my biggest influence because he he has spent hours practicing with me and pushes me to be the best I can be.
5. What would you like to accomplish during your college sports career?
I want to improve over the next four years.
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