Four Haverford High School Athletes Sign College Commitments

Four athletes from Haverford High School made their futures evident last week, as they officially signed letters of intent or celebrated their commitment to attend colleges across the country for their sport. Nov. 12 marked

Haverford Signing Day

the first day that high school seniors could sign scholarship papers for the following sports: baseball, basketball, golf, lacrosse, softball, swimming, tennis, volleyball, water polo (girls only), track & field and wrestling. The letter of intent is a binding agreement between the student-athlete and a college, by which the student-athlete agrees to attend the college for one academic year.

The following student-athletes signed as part of the NCAA National Letter of Intent Signing Day:

• Mairead Janzer– Signed with Lafayette College (DI) will play women’s lacrosse.

Pictured are Christine Alberts (mother), Mairead, Mike Janzer (father) and Haverford Lacrosse Coach Nancy McGoldrick.

• Katie Wyman– signs with Longwood University (DI) to play field hockey.

Pictured are Kathy Wyman (mother), Katie, Rich Wyman (father) and Haverford Field Hockey Coach Beth Coffey.

• Olivia Butera– Signed with Stevens Institute of Technology (DIII) to play women’s soccer.

Pictured are Michelle Butera (mother), Olivia, Louis Butera (father) and Haverford Soccer Coach Alexandra Hill.

• Jimmy Turley– Singed with Washington College (DIII)for swimming.

Pictured are Alex Turley (brother), James Turley (father), Jimmy, Christina Turley (mother) and Haverford Swimming Coach Matt Stewart.

Congratulations to all the athletes on advancing your academic and athletic careers at the next level.  All of us at DigitalSports wish you luck!

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