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WILL (2023)
Suffolk University's track & field coach, Will Feldman, sets out to win one last championship with his first recruiting class. During the season, Will spends each Saturday of the Spring on the road with the team as they endure setbacks, injuries, and doubt with the Championship approaching. When the day comes, Will watches as his first Suffolk athletes wear the uniform for the last time.
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Suffolk University's track & field coach, Will Feldman, sets out to win one last championship with his first recruiting class. During the season, Will spends each Saturday of the Spring on the road with the team as they endure setbacks, injuries, and doubt with the Championship approaching. When the day comes, Will watches as his first Suffolk athletes wear the uniform for the last time.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Written By:
In Theaters:6/13/2023
Box Office:
Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Ferguson Reservoir Films
Cast
Julia Fusco, Caitlyn Green, Kely Maloney, Isaiah Wilson
Director
Will Feldman
Self - Suffolk University Track & Field Coach
Hunter Toyoda
Self - Suffolk University Track & Field Athlete
Skyler Spanbauer
Self - Suffolk University Track & Field Athlete
Nic Malm
Self - Suffolk University Track & Field Athlete
Mike Balestra
Self - Suffolk University Track & Field Athlete
Matyas Csiki-Fejer
Self - Suffolk University Track & Field Athlete
Landon Feldman
Self - Son of Will Feldman
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