Stony Brook athlete India Pagan represents Puerto Rico in Tokyo Olympics
India Pagan is making history as part of Puerto Rico’s first women’s basketball team to qualify for the Olympic Games.
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Jul 21, 2021, 11:34 AM
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India Pagan was on the first Stony Brook women’s basketball team to reach the NCAA Tournament.
Now she is making history as part of Puerto Rico’s first women’s basketball team to qualify for the Olympic Games.
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