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CHS graduate participates in Maccabiah

By Julia McDermott, Sports Editor
August 20, 2013

CHS ’13 graduate and former varsity soccer captain Zoe Forster and the U.S. Women’s soccer team brought home a win at the 19th world Maccabiah Games in Israel this summer.

Forster and teammate BCC senior Morgan Lynn helped the team to an undefeated streak leading to gold medals in the final match against Israel.

“Winning the gold medal was just one highlight of the trip,” Forster said “The best part was that I got to connect with Jews from all over the world and make lifelong friends. It was a life changing experience I will never forget.”

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