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    THE SIDEKICK 21

    DOUBLE TROUBLE P. 22 OPPOSITES ATTRACT P. 22 CONFIDENCE IS KEY P. 23

    Local teams to collegiate dreams


    Chelsea Romas
    College: Texas Tech University
    “People don’t realize how men-
    Coppell senior golfer Chelsea
    Major: Business and Finance tally tough you have to be to play
    Romas practices her drive on Sept.
    23 at Hackberry Creek Country golf. There are so many snap de-
    Club. Romas committed to play As the golf club swings and the ball cisions you need to make, and
    golf at Texas Tech University on flies off of the tee, her heart flutters. If there’s no team to fall back on.
    Aug. 8. Photo by Lilly Gorman only this feeling could last forever. It’s just you and yourself out
    there, and you’re spending four
    or more hours with yourself
    Maybe it can.
    thinking about everything you
    could do and everything that
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    could go wrong.”
    COPPELLSTUDENTMEDIA.COM

    Jamie Welsh College: Oklahoma City University

    “The only thing I regret is not


    Major: Cell and Molecular Biology
    starting earlier because I fell in In the moment before a swing, the ten-
    Coppell senior golfer Jamie Welsh
    love with the game. [Sophomore dency is swing fast, move fast, think fast.
    practices her bunker shot on Oct.
    year], varsity I was not a given, For Coppell senior golfer Jamie Welsh,
    3, 2019 at Riverchase Golf Club in
    so I had to work really hard to those nerves are calmed and tendencies
    Coppell. Welsh committed to play
    get there. And then I just decid- pushed down with a deep breath, a step
    golf at Oklahoma City University
    ed that I wanted to continue be- back and just sometimes, the sight of a
    on Aug. 9. Sidekick file photo
    cause I fell in love with the work dragonfly fluttering across the green.
    that I put in.”
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    COPPELLSTUDENTMEDIA.COM

    Tim O’Hearn
    College: Lafayette College
    Coppell senior inside linebacker “It’s great to go out and build
    Tim O’Hearn analyzes the field Major: Undecided a bond with players where all
    on Sept. 6, 2019 at Buddy Echols of y’all have the same goal and
    Raging crowds. Screaming coach-
    Field. O’Hearn committed to play work towards the same goal
    es. Whistling referees. Yet the loud-
    football at Lafayette College on together. [I am]definitely not
    est among the Friday night masses is
    Aug. 11. Sidekick file photo ready to be done playing with
    Coppell senior inside linebacker Tim
    all my friends I’ve been play-
    O’Hearn on the field. ing with since middle school,
    but I’m looking forward to
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    new opportunities.”
    COPPELLSTUDENTMEDIA.COM

    Chloe Hassman
    College: University of Pennsylvania
    “I’ve always been drawn to the
    city, and I love the East Coast. Major: Biology Coppell senior Chloe Hassman
    The [Ivy League schools] are runs during cross country practice
    great because you know they’re Throughout her life, Coppell senior at Buddy Echols Field on Sept.
    going to prioritize education Chloe Hassman has been surrounded 15. Hassman committed to the
    and not let you get behind in by a family of runners that inspire her. University of Pennsylvania for track
    the classroom. They encour- She will leave CHS cited as an inspira- and field and cross country on Aug.
    age you to explore, take differ- tion to the years below her. 22. Photo by Lilly Gorman
    ent classes and go out of your
    comfort zone.” READ MORE ON
    COPPELLSTUDENTMEDIA.COM

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