21 Students at McLean's Potomac School To Play Sports At College Level

MCLEAN, VA — The Potomac School held a ceremony to celebrate the 21 students from the 2023 graduating class who have announced plans to play sports at the college level.

At the May 24 ceremony, the students, along with their families, coaches and faculty, gathered in the Spangler Center for Athletics and Community in McLean to celebrate their accomplishments.

The 21 college-bound athletes make up 18 percent of Potomac’s 2023 graduating class. Nationwide, a little over 6 percent of high school athletes play a varsity sport in college.

“We are proud to have so many Potomac athletes represent our core values as they move forward,” Maggie Vaughan, interim director of athletics at The Potomac School, said in a statement.

The 21 students from Potomac’s 2023 graduating class who will be playing varsity sports in college are:

• Michelle Ahn – Archery (Columbia University)
• Marcus Burrell – Baseball (Williams College)
• Kelly Crittenberger – Baseball (Northwestern University)
• Carter Lawrence – Basketball (Franklin & Marshall College)
• Tyler Lawrence – Basketball (Dickinson College)
• Caelan McCormack – Basketball (St. Lawrence University)
• Ella Adamec – Field Hockey (Kenyon College)
• Kylie McKinley – Field Hockey (Dartmouth College)
• Elizabeth Rossotti – Field Hockey (Georgetown University)
• Devin Dunn – Football (Missouri University of Science & Technology)
• Marcel Gaskins – Football (The United States Naval Academy)
• David Hyde – Football (Williams College)
• Drew Turner – Football (The United States Naval Academy)
• Patrick Wolff – Football (Pomona College)
• Drew Ambrose – Lacrosse (Wesleyan University)
• Sam Cristinzio – Lacrosse (Swarthmore College)
• Cate Dannahey – Lacrosse (Denison University)
• Kate Motley – Lacrosse (Middlebury College)
• Max Revis – Lacrosse (Oberlin College)
• Maya Davis – Track (Washington University in St. Louis)
• Charles Ortmans – Track (Harvard University)

The Potomac School is a private coeducational day school with 1,066 students in grades K-12.

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