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Mountain Range sends three to world of college athletics

Posted 2/9/22

Mountain Range High School celebrated three student-athletes as they firmed up their college plans, signing letters of intent to their colleges of choice.

Soccer player Winter Woolley plans to …

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Mountain Range sends three to world of college athletics

Winter Woolley

Scott Taylor

Alexandra Wallis

Scott Taylor

Madison Gallivan

Scott Taylor

Posted Wednesday, February 9, 2022 3:28 pm

Mountain Range High School celebrated three student-athletes as they firmed up their college plans, signing letters of intent to their colleges of choice.

Soccer player Winter Woolley plans to attend Western Colorado University in Gunnison; softball player Madison Gallivan, who plans to attend Adams State University in Alamosa; and Alexandra Wallis, who plans to join the diving team at Gunnison's Western Colorado University.

The signing ceremony was Feb. 9 at MRHS.

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Winter Woolley, Madison Gallivan, Alexandra Wallis, letter of intent, Western Colorado University diving, Adams State University softball, Western State University soccer

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