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Signing Day for Scholar Athletes
On Wednesday, February 3, seven McDonogh scholar
athletes signed official letters of intent to play their
sport at a Division I college or university. An
enthusiastic crowd of parents, siblings, teachers,
coaches, teammates, and classmates were on hand for the
special ceremony in the Aarsand 1873 Room.
Before anyone put pen to paper, Athletic Director
Mickey
Deegan addressed the seniors, saying, “On behalf of
McDonogh School, we are grateful to you for sharing your
talent and passion on the soccer field and gridiron. You
have brought honor to your school and distinction to
yourself and your family. You are blessed with a special
talent, and we know you will continue to share yourself
with your future teammates.”
Deegan also acknowledged their parents, noting, “You
have
been as much a part of the teams as your kids, and we are
grateful for your support over the years.”
As each senior came forward, their coach explained why
they were heavily recruited, touting ability,
sportsmanship, leadership, character, and promise to
achieve in Division I programs.
Football
- Eric B. – University of Wisconsin
- Alton L. – Sacred Heart College
Girls Soccer
- Bridgette A. – University of North Carolina
- Kia R. – North Carolina State University
Boys Soccer
- Nick B. – Loyola University Maryland
- Mike D. – Wake Forest University
- Cale T. – Clemson University
Read more about these standout signees in the
following The Baltimore Sun articles.
On Wednesday, February 3, seven McDonogh scholar athletes signed official letters of intent to play their sport at a Division I college or university. An enthusiastic crowd of parents, siblings, teachers, coaches, teammates, and classmates were on hand for the special ceremony in the Aarsand 1873 Room.
Before anyone put pen to paper, Athletic Director Mickey Deegan addressed the seniors, saying, “On behalf of McDonogh School, we are grateful to you for sharing your talent and passion on the soccer field and gridiron. You have brought honor to your school and distinction to yourself and your family. You are blessed with a special talent, and we know you will continue to share yourself with your future teammates.”
Deegan also acknowledged their parents, noting, “You have been as much a part of the teams as your kids, and we are grateful for your support over the years.”
As each senior came forward, their coach explained why they were heavily recruited, touting ability, sportsmanship, leadership, character, and promise to achieve in Division I programs.
- Football
- Eric B. – University of Wisconsin
- Alton L. – Sacred Heart College
- Girls Soccer
- Bridgette A. – University of North Carolina
- Kia R. – North Carolina State University
- Boys Soccer
- Nick B. – Loyola University Maryland
- Mike D. – Wake Forest University
- Cale T. – Clemson University
Read more about these standout signees in the following The Baltimore Sun articles.