Seniors Commit to Play College Athletics
On May 5, eight Campbell Hall seniors participated in a virtual CH athletic signing ceremony as they made their commitments to play at the next level in college athletics. Surrounded by family and friends, these athletes were excited to celebrate all their accomplishments!
Congratulations to Jack Candido '20 who will be playing volleyball at New York University, Nate Aszkenazy '20 who will be playing football at Wesleyan University, Bryce Louie '20 who will be joining the fencing team at the University of Pennsylvania, Joey Light Rake '20 who will be playing baseball at Wesleyan University, Kelly Grossman '20 who will be playing soccer at Hamilton College, Khalil Glover-Dodson '20 who will be playing basketball at Lake Forest College, Alejandra Velasquez '20 who will be playing volleyball at Avila University, Asher Stolberg '20 who will be playing baseball at Carleton College, and Ethan Bae '20 who will be playing soccer at Pomona-Pitzer. Go Vikings!
Check out the virtual signing ceremony here.
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Check out the virtual signing ceremony here.
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