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CHS athletes commit

By Nicole Malament, Observations Editor
November 30, 2012

Congratulations to senior Spencer Liang for committing to play tennis at Harvard University next year. Liang has been playing tennis since she was 8, and her highest national ranking is second place. Congratulations to Liang on becoming a Crimson.

Congratulations to senior Austin Cole for committing to swim for the University of Kentucky, a Division I school, next year. Cole is captain of the CHS swim team and has been swimming freestyle for the past four years. Congratulations to Cole on becoming a Wildcat.

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