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CHS athlete commits

By Joe Haynes, Editor-In-Cheif
February 21, 2012

Congratulations to senior Bret Sickels for committing to play football for Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. Sickels has played football since age 7 and will go on to play linebacker for the Division III college. Congratulations to Sickels on becoming a Bantam.

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