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Pen to Paper: Seniors Make it Official on Spring Signing Day

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By Peyton Elmore, Reporter
April 8, 2026
Brooke Schabdach will be attending Messiah University and continue playing lacrosse. “I decided to pick Messiah University because of the positive team atmosphere I experienced when meeting the other girls on the team,” Shabdach said. “Playing at the collegiate level became more important to me as I progressed throughout high school because I greatly value the relationships I have made from lacrosse in high school and the level of competition I am able to compete at. What drew me to Messiah as a college was the way in which the Christian faith is interwoven into learning and into the school's culture. Messiah made me feel extremely comfortable and I immediately saw myself potentially going there as a student athlete because of the welcoming atmosphere and the school's dedication to academics." Photograph Courtesy of Susquehannock High School.
Brooke Schabdach will be attending Messiah University and continue playing lacrosse. “I decided to pick Messiah University because of the positive team atmosphere I experienced when meeting the other girls on the team,” Shabdach said. “Playing at the collegiate level became more important to me as I progressed throughout high school because I greatly value the relationships I have made from lacrosse in high school and the level of competition I am able to compete at. What drew me to Messiah as a college was the way in which the Christian faith is interwoven into learning and into the school’s culture. Messiah made me feel extremely comfortable and I immediately saw myself potentially going there as a student athlete because of the welcoming atmosphere and the school’s dedication to academics.” Photograph Courtesy of Susquehannock High School.

In early March the high school hosted a spring signing day event. Six seniors officially signed their letter of intent for their next stage of life.

 

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Maria Agostino is headed to Saint Joseph’s College of Maine. “I stepped on campus, and I really liked the nature and the outside of what it had. It had everything I wanted, it was the right amount of space away from home, I like to explore, so that was a great idea.” Agostino said. She is planning to major in psychology, with the possibility of pursuing. career related to sports psychology. Photograph Courtesy of Susquehannock High School.
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