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Golden Retriever Scores Team Spirit Role at Montclair State University

Charley, a charming 2-year-old golden retriever, has captured the hearts of Montclair State University’s women’s basketball team and earned the title of “Director of Pawsitivity.” As part of the coaching staff’s support squad, Charley brings joy and encouragement to the players and staff alike. His presence on the sidelines and during practices has made him an indispensable part of the team. Charley’s duties involve greeting players, offering cuddles for stress relief, and boosting morale through his playful and loving nature. His role at the university goes beyond just being a pet; he actively participates in team activities and is considered a vital team member. Charley’s story is not just about a dog being around a sports team; it’s about the genuine emotional support and happiness that a pet can bring into a high-pressure environment, making every game and practice a little brighter.

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