FROM READERS: Harrisburg senior signs NCAA letter of intent

Tuesday, May 1, 2012 | 1:09 p.m. CDT
Haley Heuer, a senior at Harrisburg High School, signs her NCAA letter of intent to run track at the University of Central Missouri.   ¦  TAMMY HEUER/MISSOURIAN READER
BY TAMMY HEUER/MISSOURIAN READER

Tammy Heuer is the mother of Haley Heuer.

On Thursday Harrisburg senior Haley Heuer signed her NCAA letter of intent to compete on the University of Central Missouri's track team.

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  • Haley Heuer, a senior at Harrisburg High School, signed an NCAA letter of intent to run track with the University of Central Missouri.

Haley has been a member of the Columbia Blue Thunder track team, a member of the Harrisburg track team, has competed in numerous AAU track meets and was a member of the Harrisburg Lady Bulldog basketball state championship team.

Haley is the daughter of Jamie and Tammy Heuer.

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