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Seniors Commit to Future Plans

By Grace Burns, Assistant Editor-in-Chief|January 5, 2016

Confirming their next steps after high school, eight seniors signed to seven different institutions on Tuesday, December 8.

Senior Aidan Kirkendall

Kirkendall signed to Lycoming College in Williamsport, Pennsylvania to play lacrosse. “[I’m excited for] bonding with my teammates and making lasting memories,” said Kirkendall.
Senior Ally Kerr

Kerr will attend Millersville University in Millersville, Pennsylvania to continue her softball career. “I’m looking forward to playing with the new team, starting brand new and being able to have more competition and … seeing what collegiate sports are like,” said Kerr.
Senior Ashley Stone

Stone signed to Shippensburg University in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania to play basketball. “[What I am most looking forward to is] basketball, hanging out with the team and the campus,” said Stone.
Senior Madison McGowan

McGowan will play field hockey for Pace University in New York, New York. "I'm looking forward to living in a dorm and living on my own," said McGowan. "I'm also looking forward to furthering my knowledge of field hockey and marketing ... [and] being so close to New York City because it's something ...
Senior Madison Mummert

Mummert signed to play soccer at Kutztown University in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. "What I'm looking forward to is making new friends and having new relationships with different people," said Mummert.
Senior Emily Landis

Landis will attend Millersville University in Millersville, Pennsylvania to play soccer. "[I'm looking forward to] meeting new people, playing soccer, [and having] new experiences and a different type of learning," said Landis.
Senior Camryn Burk

Burk will continue her field hockey career at Limestone College in Gaffney, South Carolina. “[I’m looking forward to] playing at a D2 level and how different it is from high school,” said Burk.
Senior Rachel Miller

Miller will be attending St. Bonaventure University in Allegany, New York to play lacrosse. "[I'm looking forward to] meeting new people and being able to be independent and go to the next level in my favorite sport," said Miller.

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