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Alex Shaw

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BIO:
Alex is a talented defender who Black Sticks coach Shane McLeod describes as the player who is developing the fastest in the game in New Zealand. He responds well to coaching, is a quick learner and easily deals with new situations.
Alex was in the Kiwi team that finished fourth at the Junior World Cup in 2009, and he has moved from Wellington to Auckland to further his hockey career.

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