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Churchill Highlights: Pink Homecoming Month at Churchill
Members of the Churchill Cheerleading team came out to support both the Girls and Boys Varsity Soccer Games on Thursday, Oct. 11. They cheered with their pink poms as part of Churchill's month-long Pink Homecoming activities, a cooperative effort of the CHS Athletic Department, Booster Club and Student Government Association. Pink Homecoming is a national initiative that works to raise awareness and funds for all types of cancer research. In this photo, 16-month-old Gabriella Knarr is mesmerized by the cheerleaders and their pink poms. Knarr's mother Kelly is an English teacher at Churchill. Mary Ellen Mengucci
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Members of the Churchill Cheerleading team came out to support both the Girls and Boys Varsity Soccer Games on Thursday, Oct. 11. They cheered with their pink poms as part of Churchill's month-long Pink Homecoming activities, a cooperative effort of the CHS Athletic Department, Booster Club and Student Government Association. Pink Homecoming is a national initiative that works to raise awareness and funds for all types of cancer research. In this photo, 16-month-old Gabriella Knarr is mesmerized by the cheerleaders and their pink poms. Knarr's mother Kelly is an English teacher at Churchill. Credit Mary Ellen Mengucci
Senior Goalkeeper and Captain Becca Ewel stops Wootton from scoring during the home game on Thursday, Oct. 11. Girls Varsity Soccer participated in a fundraising program with Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Kimmel Cancer Center called "Red Card Cancer," which unites the global power of soccer in the fight against cancer. Credit Mary Ellen Mengucci
Sophomore Sarah Johnston (in white) staves off her opponent during the home game vs. Wootton on Thursday, Oct. 11. Churchill wore white and red jerseys at this game as part of the "Red Card Cancer" program that raises funds through soccer for cancer research and cures. Many of Churchill's fall teams are participating in activities that support fundraising for all types of cancer as part of Churchill's month-long Pink Homecoming activities, a cooperative effort of the CHS Athletic Department, Booster Club and Student Government Association. Credit Mary Ellen Mengucci
The Boys Varsity team arrived at the Churchill stadium to begin warm-ups and catch the end of the Girls Varsity game on Oct. 11. Both teams played Wootton at home. The boys were decked out in pink socks and shoelaces as part of Churchill's month-long Pink Homecoming initiative, whereby fall teams, in conjunction with the CHS Athletic Department, Booster Club and Student Government Association, work to raise awareness and funds for all types of cancer research. Boys Varsity Soccer raffled a pink soccer ball and raised $242, which will be donated to the National Foundation for Cancer Research (NFRC). Credit Mary Ellen Mengucci
From left to right: Seniors Matt Kramer (17), Tommy Ketelhut (16 ), Ben Rahimi (5 ), and Chris Rahimi (16), along with a barely visible Peter Giovatto (7), congratulate Junior Noel Purnell (center) for scoring the winning goal in the 1-0 away game at Richard Montgomery on Tuesday, Oct. 16. Credit Mary Ellen Mengucci
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