Nazareth Academy Student Athletes Commit To Colleges

LA GRANGE PARK, IL — Several student athletes from the class of 2019 at Nazareth Academy have officially committed to continue their academic and athletic pursuits at the college level.

According to the school, students who have committed to continue playing their respective sport in college are:

• Jordan Barnes of La Grange will continue her academic and softball career at IUPUI.
• Diamond Evans of Chicago will continue his academic and football career at South Dakota State University.
• Cameron Leach of Plainfield will continue his academic and football career at Eastern Illinois University.
• Michael Love of Elmhurst will continue his academic and football career at Northern Illinois University.
• Nathan Lugo of Northlake will continue his academic and football career at Butler University.
• Liam Boyle of Westchester will continue his academic and soccer career at St. Mary’s University in Minnesota.
• Jack Gray of Clarendon Hills will continue his academic and football career at Augustana College.
• Jonathan Harris of Westchester will continue his academic and football career at DePauw University.
• Ryan McGee of Chicago will continue her academic and lacrosse career at Concordia University Chicago.
• Gavin Morris of Lyons will continue his academic and football career at Concordia University St. Paul.
• Maggie O’Neill of Orland Park will continue her academic and basketball career at Trine University.
• Dylan Smith of Lemont will continue his academic and football career at the University of St. Thomas.
• Cole Vercelli of Western Springs will attend Carthage College where he will compete in both football and baseball.
• Devon Wall of Broadview will continue his academic and football career at Clarke University.

These students join those who the school celebrated earlier this year: Natalia Berruti, Zach Carmignani, Jack Krug, Andrew McKenna, Michael Prosecky, Laila Rodriguez, and Annie Stritzel.

The school said several other student athletes have verbally committed to continue their student-athlete careers at the college level and will be celebrated in conjunction with National Letter of Intent Signing Day in April.

Photo provided by Nazareth Academy.