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A Connecticut high school volleyball star is staying home to continue her career.

King School senior Caroline Curry signed her national letter of intent to play college volleyball at UConn.

The school held a ceremony for her in Stamford Wednesday.

She's been a part of the King volleyball program since eighth grade.

The school community, Caroline's coaches and her parents say they could not be prouder.