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I'm a player: Kelly Naegelin, Cohasset

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Kelly Naegelin struck out 215 batters in 119 innings pitched last year as a junior pitcher on the Cohasset softball team, and returns this year hoping to help the Skippers repeat as Division 3 South champs. We caught up and asked her a couple of questions about how she fares off the diamond.

Who is your favorite professional team?

Naegelin: "Boston Red Sox."

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Who's your favorite athlete?

Naegelin: "Cat Osterman, the pitcher from the USA softball team."

What's the most played song on your iPod?

Naegelin: "Probably anything by RED."

You're going to be trapped on a deserted island, and all you can take with you is a DVD player and three DVDs. What movies do you take?

Naegelin: "Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz 2, and probably Lord of the Rings, Fellowship of the Ring."

If you won $50 million in the lottery, what's the first thing you'd buy?

Naegelin: "I'd get a car, probably a hybrid. I just like the way they look."

Read more on Naegelin this Sunday in Globe South.

— Jake Seiner, Globe Correspondent

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