Broadneck Student-Athletes Celebrate Signing Day

Last Wednesday, nearly two dozen Broadneck athletes celebrated their future commitment to athletics and academics.

In total, 24 Bruin seniors celebrated their pledges to continue as college athletes. The commitments covered 10 sports at 17 institutions spanning all three divisions of NCAA competition.

November 8 marked the beginning of the early signing period for most college sports, in which seniors who have committed to play for a specific NCAA Division I or II college may sign their official financial aid agreements or commitment letters. NCAA Division III institutions cannot provide athletic scholarships, per NCAA rules, but may participate in signing ceremonies with celebratory letters.

November 2024 Broadneck College Signings

Nick Cicale, baseball – United States Military Academy (West Point)

Faith Everett, field hockey – Maryland

Abby Favazza, softball – Franklin and Marshall

Grace Figueroa, field hockey – York

Grace Gartrell, women’s soccer – Salisbury

Isabella Herrera, softball – Eastern

Cayman Holmes, women’s lacrosse – Flagler (Florida)

Katelyn Kearns, field hockey – Massachusetts-Amherst

Raleigh Kerst, field hockey – Ohio State

Blake Levicki, men’s lacrosse – Christopher Newport

Savannah Libby, women’s lacrosse – Salisbury

Olivia Mellynchuk, tennis – United States Military Academy (West Point)

Mia Moody, field hockey – Salisbury

Malayna Owens, softball – Hood

Chloe Page, field hockey – Syracuse

Donovan Probst, men’s lacrosse – Wingate

Amanda Protzman, volleyball – Millersville

Grace Purdum, softball – Wilson

Charlotte Ritchey, gymnastics – Maryland

Brayden Schmidt, men’s lacrosse – Salisbury

Cade Schuetter, baseball – Colorado State-Pueblo

Joey Smargissi, football – Washington and Lee

Mike Swick, baseball – Frostburg State

Noah Yoder, men’s lacrosse – St. Mary’s (Maryland)