Women's soccer star Deyna Castellanos says college in the U.S. changed her life — and she's paying it forward

Bay FC midfielder Deyna Castellanos' foundation helps young international soccer players obtain scholarships to come study and play in the U.S. like she did.

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Women's soccer star Deyna Castellanos says college in the U.S. changed her life — and she's paying it forward

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