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    Slamstox helps students combine their passion for sports with studying at top universities in Europe! Do you dream of studying in Scotland or in the middle of Rome, for example, while continuing to play sports at a high level?

    Playing sports and studying at a boarding school in America is a great step for students who do not yet want to or cannot go to college. Enjoy American facilities and intense sports culture as a gap year, or to best prepare for your college adventure.

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    Amy Tijmstra – Women’s Track and Field

    In this article, we tell you more about student-athlete Amy Tijmstra. Additionally, you can find the video at the end of this article where Amy shares more about herself.

    Sports: Women’s Track & Field
    Entry semester: Fall 2025

    This is Amy Tijmstra. She is 16 years old and comes from a small village in the Netherlands called Koedijk. She still lives at home with her parents, brother, and sister.

    Amy started with Track & Field in 2016 when she was 8 years old. She went to a trial with her brother, and everything looked so fun that Amy decided to try a trial class herself. She prefers sprint distances, but she also enjoys the long jump event.

    What makes Amy special as a person is that she will never give up; she always wants to keep going until she becomes the best version of herself. As an athlete, Amy stands out because she is a true team player. Even when she is not in the competition, she always cheers on her teammates. She also enjoys running relays, as it allows her to transfer her energy to her teammates.

    Amy hopes to improve her running and push herself to achieve her full potential. She also wants to pursue a study that suits her well. In the United States, she will always work hard, both in training and in the classroom.

    ” I will never give up. “

    Amy Tijmstra

    Would you like to see more of Amy? Watch the video below where she introduces herself.

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