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Schwab: Rosary swimming rolls out support for Schalz

Black and gold are not Rosary’s colors, but expect plenty of the school’s supporters to shift wardrobe color schemes in the months to come.

The new look is in tribute to Rosary graduate Kylie Schalz, now a college softball player at black-and-gold clad Oakland University (Mich.).

Schalz was released in late August from Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, where she spent more than two months making dramatic headway after losing movement and most feeling in her legs when a surgery intended to correct her scoliosis went awry.

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