(February 28, 2019) Toni Harris, 22, is shaking up the world of college football, and making history as the first female to earn a scholarship to play at a 4-year university. And she’s not only paving the way for future generations of women to follow their dreams in the sport – she’s also inspiring ovarian cancer survivors. In an interview with TODAY, she talks about her ovarian cancer diagnosis at age 18, how it impacted her, and her hopes for the future.
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