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Two JCHS Women's Lacrosse Players Sign to Play in College
The two Johns Creek High School Women's Lacrosse players are taking their skills to the next level by playing in college
Today, on “National Girl & Women in Sports Day,” two Seniors from Johns Creek High School signed to play lacrosse in college at a ceremony held after school.
Both girls have played lacrosse since elementary school, starting with the Johns Creek Junior Gladiator program, and now as seniors have elected to continue on playing this amazing sport of lacrosse.
Rachel Quinn has played for nine years and has played for several club teams, including LB3 and Hotlanta in the off season. She has played Varsity for four years and signed her letter of intent to play at Clark University in Worcester Massachusetts. While at Johns Creek High School she won the Defensive MVP award.
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Casey Davis has played for 11 years on three club teams, which included LB3, X-team, and Southern Zone. She has played on the Varsity team for four years and signed her letter of intent to play at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Casey has received several awards including Under Armor All-American, played in the GA All-star game, and was named to the Inside Women’s lacrosse All Star with a write up in Inside Women’s lacrosse magazine. At Johns Creek High School, she served as a captain her junior year after setting the school record for most assists as a freshman.
