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RCSD Student-Athletes Named to Democrat and Chronicle’s Boys Basketball All-Greater Rochester Preseason Watchlist

(November 30, 2022) The Rochester City School District congratulates the following student-athletes for being named standouts on the All-Greater Rochester preseason watchlist by the Democrat and Chronicle.

East Upper School
Micah Johnson-Breedlove
Quinton Gordon-Smith
Kollin McCullough
Zion Parson

Edison Career & Technology High School
Tyler Bethea
Davijon Lipscomb

Franklin Upper School
Shamere Freeman
Shawn Goins
Clarence Thompson
Terrence Thompson

James Monroe Upper School
Davion Jones
Jaquan Shears

Joseph C. Wilson Magnet High School Commencement Academy
Dolcin Flood
Michael Wiggins

Northeast College Preparatory High School
Loren Thomas
Christon Wester

Rochester Early College International High School
Quentin Majors-Brown
Michael Stroughter

School of the Arts
Sam Howland

World of Inquiry School No. 58
Jaedon Adams-Griffins
Diego Martinez

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