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Angelita Rosal, also known as Angie Rosal Bengtsson, (born 1951) is a former American professional table tennis player and coach. Born of a Dakota mother of the Spirit Lake Tribe and a Filipino father, Rosal is inducted both in the Indian Athletic Hall of Fame and the United States of America Table Tennis Hall of Fame, the first female to be so honored. She was particularly successful in doubles, winning four US titles.

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  • Angelita Rosal, also known as Angie Rosal Bengtsson, (born 1951) is a former American professional table tennis player and coach. Born of a Dakota mother of the Spirit Lake Tribe and a Filipino father, Rosal is inducted both in the Indian Athletic Hall of Fame and the United States of America Table Tennis Hall of Fame, the first female to be so honored. She was particularly successful in doubles, winning four US titles. (en)
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  • Suco Li, Chris, Sam (en)
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  • Monico and Kathryn Rosal (en)
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  • Angelita Rosal, also known as Angie Rosal Bengtsson, (born 1951) is a former American professional table tennis player and coach. Born of a Dakota mother of the Spirit Lake Tribe and a Filipino father, Rosal is inducted both in the Indian Athletic Hall of Fame and the United States of America Table Tennis Hall of Fame, the first female to be so honored. She was particularly successful in doubles, winning four US titles. (en)
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