CHSAA State Reps Look Forward to Leading Beyond High School
AURORA – With the end of the school year approaching, the Colorado High School Activites Association will graduate its senior CHSAA State Representatives. These representatives have helped to carry on the tradition of lending a student voice to the association by sitting on committees, raising student participation/awareness of CHSAA’s mission and vision, and growing their individual skills as leaders within their own school communities across the state.
Learn more about the graduating seniors below:
Sydney Crouthers | Eaglecrest High School
CHSAA Committees: Hall of Fame
What’s Next? Sydney will be attending the University of Arizona. She intends to major in global studies with minors in Spanish, Portuguese and leadership.
Bryce Davis | Central Grand Junction High School
CHSAA Committees: Student Leadership, Hall of Fame, Sportsmanship
What’s Next? Bryce will attend CU Boulder where he will major in computer science and minor in political science.
Jaymi Gile | Alamosa High School
CHSAA Committees: Equity and Sportsmanship
What’s Next? Jaymi will attend CU Boulder as a Daniels Fund and Boettcher Foundation Scholar. She plans to major in political science and work as some type of environmental lawyer in the future.
Judd Harvey | Meeker High School
What’s Next? Judd plans to attend Colorado Mesa University where he will major in fixed wing aviation while also playing football.
Lily Poteet | Lewis Palmer High School
CHSAA Committees: Equity
What’s Next? Lily will attend Northeastern University to study business administration and communications. She will also run track and cross country for the Huskies.
Reese Rogich | Loveland High School
High School Activities: Unified Track & Field, Basketball and Football
What’s Next? Reese will attend the CSU RAMS Scholars Program for individuals with disabilities where he will learn agriculture skills.
Katelyn Tacha | Limon High School
CHSAA Committees: Sportsmanship
What’s Next? Katelyn will attend Hastings College where she will major in business administration and minor in accouting. She will also compete on the women’s golf team.
