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CHS athletes commit

By Natalia Derechin Features Production Editor and Yasmin Akbari Observations Editor
May 13, 2011

Congratulations to junior Jenna Cantor for verbally committing to play soccer at Cornell University of the Ivy League. Cantor plays on her club team, Bethesda Freedom 93/94 and has played for CHS’ varsity soccer since her freshman year. Good luck to Cantor on becoming a Big Red!

Congratulations to senior Maddie Ulanow for committing to play softball at Carleton College of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Ulanow, a four-year varsity starter and two-year captain, is the only Bulldog softball player announced to be playing
for a college next year.

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