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High School Teens Moving Towards Their Future

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February 24, 2016

On February 23rd, Marah Ranger, JaNessa Boggan and Julie Zabik all signed their commitments to play the sports they’ve all been working on for four years. Marah Ranger signed to Albion College to play lacrosse, JaNessa Boggan will play basketball at Kellogg Community College and Julie Zabik will continue on to play soccer at K-College. All three are excited about their future and to see what else these sports will bring to their lives.

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Marah Ranger signs her commitment to Albion College to play lacrosse where she is "excited to start [her] future and play in college." Photo Credit/ Caitlin Commissaris

 

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