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Hailey Chandler from Fountain Hills signs with Glendale CC

Slapper continues her softball career

Hailey Chandler signs her commitment to play softball for Glendale Community College. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

Hailey Chandler easily steals second base during a game this season. She led the Falcons in stolen bases all four years. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

Hailey Chandler celebrates soccer senior night with her parents, Heather and Jason. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

Hailey Chandler is taking her talents to Glendale Community College.

Chandler signed her official letter of intent to play softball for the Gauchos last November and celebrated her commitment at the Fountain Hills High School signing day ceremony on Tuesday, May 14.

She met some of her future teammates last November and has kept in contact ever since.

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