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Contributed by: Cindy Castor on 4/20/2007

Kasey Castor, a senior at Community Christian High School has signed two National Letters of Intent at the University Minnesota Crookston. One each for Softball, and Soccer. She has played on the Varsity team for basketball, soccer, and softball beginning in her freshman year. She has volunteered her spare time as a assistant coach for her youngest sisters recreational sports in soccer and basketball.

She would like to thank her coaches whom have encouraged, prayed and mentored her during her four years of high school sports. Bruce Stricklett her high school softball coach has been a true inspiration, friend, and believer in her abilities as a player both on and off the field. Thank you.

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