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Hannah Gammill knows she's fortunate. Hailing from the small town of McRae, Arkansas—near Beebe—and a lifelong Razorback fan, she wasn't afraid to dream big. As her family supported her dreams, Gammill turned into a great player, one that caught the attention of Razorback head coach Courtney Deifel, who's become a big part of Gammill's on- and off-field success. A first-team All-American in 2022, Gammill has emerged as a leader for Deifel's squad, and it's a role she's embraced and is thriving in. But Gammill's impact doesn't stop on the field. She's just as big a leader in the community. Through an internship with a domestic violence shelter, Gammill is making an impact on lives every day. She's well on her way to leaving a lasting legacy on the Razorback softball program, but if she has her way, her impact will be felt far off it.
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