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October 21, 2008

Nottingham alum Cintia Johnson(’05), a point guard for Syracuse University’s women's basketball team, will forego her senior season. She will graduate early, in December, and is expecting a child in January. She plans on eventually pursuing a professional basketball career overseas.

Antoinetta Ratleff (’05) wrote a letter to the editor applaud the plans to improve Nottingham’s field and auditorium.  Antoinetta was a freshman at SUNY Fredonia when she wrote the letter.

Feb. 8, 2006

Cintia Johnson (’05) is on the SU women's basketball team. Just a freshman, Johnson was in the starting line-up last night against Georgetown.

March 4, 2006

Matt Abbott, Chris Greenman and Jason Maxon (’05) are part of S.U.’s lacrosse team this year.  Matt scored two goals in SU’s win against Army on Feb. 25.

April 20, 2006

Craig Reopell, who has coached tennis off and on at Nottingham for 9 years, said that the nature of the communities from which Syracuse city schools draw their student creates challenges that suburban schools don’t face.  “We have 18 kids right now, and 14 of them come from different countries.” Money is perhaps the biggest obstacle.  In a sport like tennis, the athletes and their families often end up footing the bill for personal equipment.  Despite everything, some students will excel.  Jeremy Deuel (’05) won more than 100 matches during his career.  Deuel won two Section III championships and now attends Siena College on a scholarship.

May 16, 2006

Former Nottingham basketball star Sephronia Sallard (’05) has transferred from the University of Kansas to the University of Pittsburgh. Homesickness played a part in her decision. She scored 1,569 career points at Nottingham.

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Updated: June 15, 2010