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CHANDLER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL LETTERS OF INTENT 2019-2020 Arizona College Preparatory Sport Student Name College/University Beach Volleyball Julia Golichowski Palm Beach Atlantic University Beach Volleyball Krista Rowan Grand Canyon University Basha High School Sport Student Name College/University Baseball Blake Berrett Chandler Gilbert Community College Baseball Noah Rodriquez Eastern New Mexico University Baseball Bitner Workman Brigham Young University Baseball Ryland Zaborowski Grand Canyon University Dive Zachory Lundgren Arizona State University Football Micah Harper Brigham Young University Golf (B) Cole Redish Chandler Gilbert Community College Soccer (G) Margie Detrizio Washington State University Soccer (G) Emma Rich Campbell University Soccer (G) Tionna Taylor University of New Mexico Softball Arabiah Jefferson University of North Dakota Softball Madyson Peters Towson University Softball Ashley Velazquez Clarks Summit University 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