NCAA Signing Day for 18 Student Athletes!

On Wednesday, February 12, St Joseph High School hosted an NCAA Signing Day for eighteen of our student-athletes who signed National Letters of Intent or Celebratory Letters in nine different sports.  

The National Letter of Intent (NLI) is a document used to indicate a student’s commitment to participating in National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) colleges and universities in the United States. The NLI is a binding agreement between a prospective student-athlete and an NLI member institution. The Celebratory Letter (for Division III athletes) indicates that a student has been accepted to and plans to attend an institution.  The following St Joes Seniors participated:
 

• Ian Argento – Volleyball – Pennsylvania State University – Division I
• Kayla Clark – Track – Elon University – Division I
• Charlie Horton – Softball – Fairfield University – Division I
• Lily Ivanovich – Lacrosse – Monmouth University – Division I
• Bella Moore – Crew – Bucknell University – Division I
• Mike Morrissey – Football – Central Connecticut State University – Division I AA
• Davee Silas – Football – Sacred Heart University – Division I AA
• Schuyler Tomey – Gymnastics – Quinnipiac University – Division I
• William Diamantis – Football – Stonehill College – Division II
• Payton Doiron – Softball – Bentley University – Division II
• Ashley Collins – Soccer – Western New England University – Division III
• Cole daSilva – Football – Union College – Division III
• Gabriella Gatto – Tennis – Union College – Division III
• Sean Keane – Lacrosse – Clark University – Division III
• Michael Mulligan – Lacrosse – Catholic University – Division III
• Ryan Novitski – Baseball – Bowdoin College – Division III
• Cayden Porter – Football – Western New England University – Division III
• Louis Tuccio – Track – Tufts University – Division III

“This is our largest mid-year signing period,” said Kevin Butler, Assistant Principal for Athletics. “We are incredibly proud of our student-athletes who have demonstrated hard work and dedication both in the classroom and on the field.”

As part of their NLI, prospective student-athletes agree to attend the institution full-time for one academic year and the institution agrees to provide athletes financial aid for one academic year.

Way to go, Cadets!

Additional photos will be posted soon on SmugMug!