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Michigan simply a good fit for Thomas Jefferson LB

Written by Mike White on .

Mike White's update on Thomas Jefferson's Chase Winovich:

 

"Chase Winovich had little experience at linebacker, but it didn't stop lots of college coaches from wanting him to play the position at their school.

Winovich, who will be a senior at Thomas Jefferson High School in the next school year, has played only eight games at the linebacker position in his high school career. As a sophomore and for the first three games of his junior season, Winovich played defensive back."

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Thomas Jefferson two-sport star Mascaro's boys' tennis career comes to close

Written by Ryan Riordan on .

After a surprising run to the WPIAL Class AA singles championship match that saw him beat the No. 2 and No. 3-ranked players in the tournament, Thomas Jefferson senior Jake Mascaro traveled to Hershey last weekend for the state tournament.

But his time at the PIAA Class AA tournament was short-lived.

Mascaro lost to District 4 champion Ben Koch of Lewisburg, 6-2, 6-2, in the first round.

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Thomas Jefferson's Mascaro excels in football and boys' tennis

Written by Ryan Riordan on .

Prior to this season, Chuck Correll Sr. can’t remember a time when he coached a tennis team that had a football player at No. 1 singles.

But this season, Correll, who has coached the sport for more than 30 years, has sent out Thomas Jefferson’s star wide receiver Jake Mascaro out at the first singles spot.

And Mascaro has excelled.