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THS siblings sign letters of intent

THSSwim Tomball High School siblings Rachel and Matt Duhon signed letters of intent and accepted swimming scholarships for the fall. Rachel will attend the University of Texas of the Permian Basin in Odessa and plans to study kinesiology. Matt will attend Delta State University in Cleveland, Miss., and looks forward to pursuing a degree in criminology. This brother and sister duo began swimming when they were 7-years-old. Pictured (front row, left to right) Rachel Duhon and Matt Duhon; back row, Barbara and Michael Duhon, and Lee Wright, assistant principal, Tomball Junior High School.
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