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Article in Colorado College AthleticsRead the source, Olofsson graduated from Broomfield High School. Discussing his choice of Article in Colorado Springs GazetteRead the source with the Colorado Springs Gazette in June 2013, he highlighted its education and setting. He was a freshman there in Article in Colorado College AthleticsRead the source and had not yet declared a major.
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