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Thornton High students sign to play in college

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Contributed by: John Eisel/YourHub.com on 5/17/2007

Five Thornton High Students signed to play college athletics in a ceremony on May 16 at the school.

Seiji Hashimoto will wrestle at San Jose State University in California.

C.J. Crowther will play baseball at Salt Lake Community College.

Toni Morgan and Katie Larghe will play soccer at Adams State College in Alamosa.

Jacinda Baumann will play basketball at Johnson and Wales University in Denver.

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