Julia Hixson Had “Nowhere To Go But Up” After First Swim Meet, And She’s Done Just That

Mar. 28, 2022, 11:59 AM (ET)

by Karen Price

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Julia Hixson Had “Nowhere To Go But Up” After First Swim Meet, And She’s Done Just That

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