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A Step Above: A Step Above – Chalon Henderson

Cimarron-Memorial High School
Class of 2013

Cimarron-Memorial High School senior Chalon Henderson is no stranger to the word dedication. It takes her own special brand of commitment, enthusiasm and intensive work ethic to not only participate in all the sports she plays, but to excel at them as well. As a captain of both the basketball team and the track team, she takes an active role in guiding her respective teams to victory, showing a wide range of leadership skills and a devotion to always be the best. Strong hearted, faithful and loyal to friends and family, Chalon Henderson stands – A Step Above.

chalon henderson

G.P.A.: 3.3

Sports/Activities

  • Varsity Basketball, 2009-Present; Captain, 2013
  • Varsity Track & Field, 2009-Present; Captain, 2012-13
  • Varsity Tennis, 2010
  • Varsity Volleyball, 2011
  • Youth Church Choir, 2012-Present
  • Key Club, 2013
  • Yearbook (Sports Editor), 2011-13

Awards/Community Service

  • Scholar Athlete, 2012
  • 2nd Team All State (Volleyball), 2012
  • State Track Meet (Hurdles), 2012
  • Athlete of the Month, 2012-13
  • Coaches Award (Basketball), 2009
  • Best Defense Award (Volleyball), 2011
  • MVP (Track & Field), 2012
  • MVP (Basketball), 2012
  • Short Shorts Camp, 2012
  • Watson Camp (Hoops for Hope Foundation), 2012

Goals & Aspirations: “Huge goals for me to accomplish are competing in the Olympics and becoming a doctor. I can see myself on the track or the court, training like never before.”

Accomplishments Most Proud Of: “Making the varsity basketball team as a freshman, qualifying in four events in regionals as a freshman, making 2nd Team All State for volleyball after only playing two seasons, and attending State for the 300 Hurdles last year.”

Chalon Looks Up To: “The person I look up to most is my mom. She had to raise seven of us by herself. She always taught me to keep on going and never stop fighting. I know if she could handle taking care of all of us, then I know that I can handle little pains.”

Part of the Solution: “An issue I think teens have in today’s world is confidence. Some of us get told we can never be this or would never be able to do that. But what I learned is that you don’t have to be the very best as long as you put your heart into it. I can try to change things by being a positive person and letting people know that anything is possible.”

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