Sioux Falls native Taryn Kloth leads the US beach volleyball team to second pool play win

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Taryn Kloth, a Sioux Falls native and O’Gorman alumnus, is competing in the Olympic Beach Volleyball competition in Paris alongside teammate Kristen Nuss. The duo has won their second pool play match against Australia and previously swept Canada. They are set to play their final pool match against China.

Keywords: Taryn Kloth, Olympics, Beach Volleyball

Source: Sioux Falls Argus Leader

Update At: 7/30/2024

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