Chris Ding reaches new heights through volleyball

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Ryan Geronimo, Segment Producer
April 20, 2017
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Ryan Geronimo reports on Chris Ding’s development through the sport of volleyball.

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Ryan Geronimo, Staff Writer

Ryan Geronimo is a senior in the journalism program. He is the senior class president of Carlmont High School, and he is loads of fun. He enjoys playing basketball, playing the ukulele, and loves dogs. Follow him on Twitter @_RyanGeronimo_ (Visited 1 times today)

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