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Chandler Unified School District Athletic Department CHANDLER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL LETTERS OF INTENT 2013-2014 Basha High School Sport Student Name University Basketball (G) Samirah Miller Pima Community College Basektball (G) Hayley Pryor Pima Community College Competitive Cheer Sabrina Faber Northern Arizona University Competitive Cheer Heley Herchet Arizona State University Competitive Dance Ariana Ares Northern Arizona University Football Rajhan Meriwether Lafayette College Football Christian Mederos Benedictine College Football Ivan Sanchez Benedictine College Football Dillon Udall Adams State University Soccer (B) Kevin Beck Metro State University Soccer (G) Brenna Cesmat Trinity Christian University Soccer (G) Kayla Glenn University of Dallas Soccer (G) Nicole Hildebrand Colorado Mesa University Soccer (G) Alyssa Lamb Brigham Young University - Hawaii Soccer (G) Jazmarie Mader Arizona State University Soccer (G) Austin Overson University of North Dakota Soccer (G) Tiana Pretzer Chandler-Gilbert Community College Softball Briielle Breland Grand Canyon University Softball Rachael Brown Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Softball Tristen Gilbert Ft Lewis College (Colorado) Softball Courtney Hiruko Brigham Young University – Hawaii Softball Lynea Klemmedson Yavapai College Softball Hailey Maher Grand Canyon University Softball Nicole Matta Yavapai College Softball Brittany Medina Grand Canyon University Softball Casie Navarro Phoenix College Softball Danielle Parlich University of Minnesota Softball Hailee Siroky Phoenix College Softball Sierra Steimel Phoenix College Swimming Maren Rincon University of Nebraska – Omaha Swimming Kaitlin Wright Notre Dame College Volleyball (G) Lindsay Miller Nyack College (New York) Track Cami Bartlett US Air Force Academy Track Monika Beechum Northern Arizona University Wrestling Trey Ronayne Grand Canyon University Chandler High School Sport Student Name University Football Zech Culbreath Northern State University (South Dakota) Football Cruz Flores Northern Arizona University Football Logan Gunkel Adams State University Football Jordan Hoyt University of California – Davis Football Jefferson Hunt University of Arizona Football Garrett Jacobson Weber State Football Dionte Sykes San Diego State University Football Wesley Sutton Northern Arizona University Soccer (B) Jairo Castro Phoenix College Track Imani Adams University of Texas at El Paso Track Bianca Finn University of Texas at Arlington Track Ky Westbrook University of Southern California Hamilton High School Sport Student Name University Baseball Ryan Peep Arizona State University Basketball (B) Jordan Hawkins Cal State Baptist Basketball (G) Shelby Hartman Colorado Christian Football Qualen Cunningham Texas A & M Football Brooks Dunn Montana State (Northern) Football A.J. Greathouse Mesa Community College Football Bryce Holland Army Football Jalen Jenkins Mesa Community College Football Juwan Jones University of New Mexico Football Trent Moore Oregon State Football Josiah Pola Montana State (Northern) Football Samuel Sasso Simpson College (Iowa) Football Santana Sterling Arizona State University Football Casey Tucker Stanford Football Marquez Tucker Glendale Community College Soccer (G) Caitlin Parker College of Charleston Soccer (G) Mercedes Romero University of Hawaii at Hilo Softball Taylor Doran Montana State Softball Samantha Reynolds Southern Mississippi Softball Ryleigh Williams Northwood University Swim Brianna Blackwell York College (PA) Track (B) Beau Eggers University of Texas at Arlington Track (G) Ashlee Moore Oregon Volleyball (B) Zach Melcher California Baptist Volleyball (G) Shelby Babcock Seattle University Volleyball (G) Tianna Matthews New Mexico Highlands University Perry High School Sport Student Name University Baseball Joey Bostaph Point Loma Nazarene University Baseball Kyle Huckaby Central Arizona Community College Baseball Brady Weiss Paradise Valley Community College Basketball (B) Jordan Howard Central Arkansas Basketball (G) Rachel Amerine California State University – Monterey Bay Football Logan Arredondo Concordia University, Mequon, WI Football Dylan Cowan Concordia University, Mequon, WI Football Chandon Herring Brigham Young University Football Austin Pauley University of Ohio Football Lane Veach Stanford Golf Michael McGilton New Mexico State University Soccer (G) Briana DeStefano University of Jamestown (North Dakota) Soccer (G) Ansley Warner Brigham Young University – Hawaii Softball Malayna Gomez Grand Canyon University Softball Brittany Hopper Phoenix College Softball Monica Marrufo Chandler Gilbert Community College Volleyball (G) Talise Babbitt New Mexico Highlands University Volleyball (G) Kahri Harrion Texas A & M Commerce Volleyball (G) Bobbi Sczruba University of Texas – Permian Basin Wrestling Aaron Ratliff Buena Vista University (Iowa) .
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