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From Germany to Minnesota, Klinkmann displays versatility

Evelyn Young, Playlist Reporter|January 20, 2018

Alternative Copy Story and Photos by Evelyn Young

Jan Niklas Klinkmann is a foreign exchange student from Germany. While Klinkmann lives in Minnesota, he plays junior varsity basketball and is a leader of his team. Klinkmann’s coach thinks of him as very devoted and willing to do anything to help his team succeed.

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