Tiffany Clarke

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Tiffany Wright Clarke is an American-Jamaican [1] basketball player. [2] [3]

Clarke attended Vanderbilt University. [4]

Clarke played for Calais. [5] Clarke later played for AB Chartres. [6]

Clarke later played in Poland for Sunreef Yachts Politechnika Gdańska. [7]

Clarke later played for Angers [8] and La Roche Vendée. [9] [10]

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References

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