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Six Rosary Athletes Sign Letters of Intent at Spring Ceremony
Nine members of the Rosary Class of 2022 Commit to Pursue Their Sport in College
Six Athletes Sign Letters of Intent
Six Rosary High School athletes in the Class of 2022 have committed to continue their sport at the college level, signing National Letters of Intent at an April ceremony in the auditorium.
- Grace Kopcio, daughter of Pamela and Adam Kopcio of Aurora, will Cheer for Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa. She plans to major in Mechanical Engineering and minor in Math and Physics.
- Kylie Loquercio, daughter of Barb and Christopher Loquercio of Yorkville, will play Volleyball for St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. She plans to major in Finance and minor in Communications.
- Eliana Malatt, daughter of Amy and Roger Malatt of Oswego, will participate in Track & Field at Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa. She plans to major in Accounting and minor in Finance.
- Lacey Mindock, daughter of Katurah and Joseph Mindock of Oswego, will Swim for The College of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio. She plans to major in Psychology and minor in Spanish.
- Morgan Witte, daughter of Lisa Morton and Terry Witte of Aurora, will play Golf for Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She plans to double major in Social & Criminal Justice and Psychology.
- Hope Wehrli, daughter of Lynda and Scott Wehrli of Naperville, will play Volleyball for Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee. She plans to major in Business and Entrepreneurship.
These student athletes join three members of the Class of 2022 who signed National Letters of Intent in November:
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- Emily Hurst, daughter of Kelly & Mike Bergeron of Aurora, will play softball for the Waubonsee Chiefs in Sugar Grove. She is undecided on a major.
- Sara Jass, daughter of Kerri and Jeffrey Jass of Geneva, will swim for the University of Illinois. She plans to major in Kinesiology.
- Lianna Surtz, daughter of Christina and Christopher Surtz of Batavia, will run cross country and track for the University of Toledo in Ohio. She plans to major in Exercise Science.
Rosary offers eleven competitive sports: Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field and Volleyball.
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Seventy-four percent of Rosary students participate in athletics; 202 students compete in one sport, 54 students compete in two sports, and 31 students compete in three sports (2021-22). In addition, 81 percent of Rosary’s athletes are Scholar Athletes with an average GPA of 3.41.
