Local grandmother cheers on granddaughter in the Olympics
A heartwarming story of a 94-year-old grandmother, Alice Bing, who is the proud grandmother of Kelsey Bing, a local athlete from Houston competing in her first Olympics in Paris. Alice has been a dedicated fan of Kelsey since she was three years old and has always supported her in her athletic pursuits.
From Houston to Stanford to Team USA
Kelsey Bing was born and raised in Houston, where she excelled in field hockey at St. John’s School. She later went on to study mechanical engineering at Stanford University, showcasing her academic prowess alongside her athletic achievements. Now, she proudly represents Team USA as the goalie for the Women’s Hockey team.
Dreams of Paris Olympics Come True
Transitioning from a young soccer player to an Olympic athlete is a dream come true for Kelsey Bing. Her hard work and dedication paid off earlier this year when she and the U.S. women’s national team qualified for the 2024 Paris Olympics in India. Named "Goalkeeper of the Tournament," Kelsey’s talent and skill have brought her to the world stage.
Alice’s inability to travel to Paris due to limited mobility does not dampen her spirits as she plans to watch the games with other family members in Houston. She expresses her hopes for Kelsey’s success and happiness, regardless of the outcome, emphasizing the importance of enjoying the experience.
As the U.S. women’s hockey team gears up for their first game against Argentina, fans eagerly await to see Kelsey and her teammates in action. The excitement of the Olympics is palpable, and supporters can tune in to the Peacock App to catch all the thrilling moments.
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