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Published 1 month ago • Abbeville, United States • Updated 1 month ago

Girl power: Lene Claire Romero

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ABBEVILLE, La. (KLFY) -- Vermilion Catholic's Lene Claire Romero would first get exposed to lifting in 8th grade. It would lead her to compete. While she finished 4th in her first competition, she was quite encouraged. "I think in that moment I was like, okay, if I keep at this, I think that first is a possibility," she explained. Romero would later win her first state championship. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in …

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Girl power: Lene Claire Romero

ABBEVILLE, La. (KLFY) -- Vermilion Catholic's Lene Claire Romero would first get exposed to lifting in 8th grade. It would lead her to compete. While she finished 4th in her first competition, she was quite encouraged. "I think in that moment I was like, okay, if I keep at this, I think that first is a possibility," she explained. Romero would later win her first state championship. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in …

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