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Federal Way Mirror Female Athlete of the Week Madison Burt

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Benjamin Ray's article explores the growing competition between the NBA and NFL for audience attention on Christmas Day, with the NFL scheduling two games, altering traditional viewing habits. The piece also covers the transfer of cornerback Andre Jordan Jr. from Federal Way to UCLA, highlighting local talent in collegiate sports. Furthermore, it showcases the Todd Beamer wrestling team's recent victory over Decatur, their first dual win of the season, reflecting the vibrant sports culture in Federal Way. Ray effectively connects these local stories with the broader national sports context, offering readers a comprehensive view of the holiday sports landscape.

This article serves as a reminder of the significance of both local and national sports in shaping community identity and enthusiasm during the holiday season.

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