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Linda Walsh, a 6-4 senior center, is the team's leading rebounder and second leading scorer while Margaret -- a 5-11 freshman forward -- has caught fire recently averaging 17.1 points in her last two contests.

"It definitely is a bonus to have two sisters playing together," the Don coach said. "They know each other's moves so well. They know exactly where they will be on the court during certain situations (USFAthletics)." Their player years for the Dons overlapped when Linda played from 1981 to 1984, and Margaret played from 1983 to 1987.Sue Rojcewitz, the Dons coach's goal for the year was to finish in the top four of the NOR-PAC Conference. This is not an easy task for the young team, but they are led by two strong and dominant seniors in Linda Walsh and Sue Bacon. To help with the offense is the sharp shooter Sue Corder and play-maker Lisa Stevens. Sonja Haugejorde and Anne Goetze add strength at the forward position, while Theresa Podesta will back up the center. K.T. Argys adds confidence and inspiration, while a fine crop of freshman add strength to the bench. Margret Walsh and Chris Vaccaro add to the forwards, while Debbie Dunbar and Melanie Furimsky add depth to the back court. These fine players should help Sue Rojcewitz with her goal and add success for the Dons (TheDon).

Linda Walsh graduated with a Bachelor's in Exercise Physiology in 1984 and earned a Masters in Psychology in 1997, and is working as a Guidance Counselor and as a Clinical Supervisor for Petaluma City Schools.