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Cherry “Sisi” Rondina

Autobiography:

Cherry “sisi” Rondina was born on September 04, 1996. She is 23 years old. Rondina is a volleyball player. She is a member and current captain of the UST Golden Tigresses volleyball team. She is 4 time UAAP beach volleyball MVP of UAAP. She started that volleyball when she is in grade. Her mother named Alona Rondina and her father is Arnold Rondina she has three sisters which named Christina, Karen, and Criselda.

Essay:

Rondina continued to develop her skills and prowess in volleyball until she became a varsity player of her highschool’s team.Rondina first found her love for sports in track and field, in which she would usually grace the sands of the beach near her home. It was only in her 3rd grade in elementary when she first held a volleyball on her hands with her mother. The next day, a tryout was held in her town and she decided to join. Little did Sisi know, this little stint of her would take her to places. I choose Rondina because she makes her self to be an inspiration to use as a kind and locale daughter.

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