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Caroline Brown Is One Of Two In The Country To Receive The USLA Junior Lifeguard Of The Year Award

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Caroline Brown was just one of two who were named United States Lifesaving Association Junior Lifeguard of the Year 2019.

Caroline Brown was just one of two who were named United States Lifesaving Association Junior Lifeguard of the Year 2019.

Caroline Brown was just one of two who were named United States Lifesaving Association Junior Lifeguard of the Year 2019.

Caroline Brown was just one of two who were named United States Lifesaving Association Junior Lifeguard of the Year 2019.

Drew Budd on Dec 19, 2019
Caroline Brown loves lifeguarding and everything about it. From the friendships she’s made with the people she’s met from all over the country at national competitions, to the physical demand... more

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