Kathrine Robertson

Decent, yeah.

We came in second in the state championship.

I won my seed, and yeah, I still love it.

I don't get to do much tennis these days, but looking forward to get back to it.

I know.

Now everybody's into pickleball.

I take a lot of pride in the fact that I don't play pickleball much, but my tennis background, I can normally dominate.

I'm just, you know, with all humility, I'm pretty decent at pickleball.

Yeah, take them out at the net, and I've still got a little speed on me, which is definitely an advantage for people that are used to standing in one place.

My backhand has been my advantage.

I do a two-handed pickleball backhand.

I don't know if that's a thing, but it works.

You know, in my background.

But really, there's so much you can do with a law degree.

You have kind of the typical route, law firm life, that kind of thing.

That was never really what drew me in.

But right after college, I moved up to D.C.

to work at the United States Department of Justice just to make sure that I was, you know, picking the right career.

And I loved it.

Yeah, it jumped right in.