17 West Seattle High Student-Athletes Just Made Moves That Will Make Every Seattle Fan Proud
Alright, Seattle, listen up! The last week of school at West Seattle High just kicked off with a full-blown party, and man, was it awesome. We're talking about a grand entrance, the cheer team going wild, the band absolutely jammin', and the whole gym just buzzing with energy. Why all the hype? Because 17 incredible West Seattle student-athletes just signed their letters of intent to continue their athletic careers in college. This isn't just about their future, it's about the future of Seattle sports, the dedication of our youth, and the pride of the Emerald City. Our kids are going places, and we should be absolutely stoked!WSHS Puts the "Student" in Student-Athlete With Next-Level Commitments
This past Wednesday, the WSHS gym was electric, all thanks to athletic director Corey Sorenson kicking off one of the coolest ceremonies we've seen. He laid it out, thanking the parents for their endless support and giving huge props to these young athletes for all their hard work. You know that grind, right? The early mornings, late nights, balancing books and practice. It all paid off big time for 15 students who were there, pen to paper, making it official. And get this, two more future stars were already locked in, even if they couldn't make the big day. We’re talking about a massive group of talent spread across nine different sports, heading to colleges all over the map. That's a serious pipeline from West Seattle, folks!From Diamond Dreams to Gridiron Glory: Meet the Future
So, who's taking their talents to the next level? Get ready for this lineup, because it's stacked. On the baseball diamond, we've got Cody Buehring heading to Whitman College, Jake McCall making his way to the University of Puget Sound, and Sacha Ninburg, who's already signed, committed to Lower Columbia College. Jeremy O’Keefe is diving into Boys Swim & Dive at Whitworth University. For lacrosse fans, Zoe Preveau is off to William Jewell College. Jaslynn Daily is spiking her way to City University of New York, Queens College for volleyball, and Daeja Piggee is hitting the softball field for Winston Salem State University. Even cheerleading got some love, with Amaya Stagi cheering on at Seattle University. And let's talk about football! West Seattle High is sending a whole crew to Palomar College: Jonah Pelander, LJ Moody, and Esayas Brigham are all heading there. Scott Bremen is off to the College of the Siskiyous, and Gabe Crawford is taking his talents to Portland State University. On the pitch, Grace Carroll is kicking it with St. Olaf College, and Grace Reasoner is joining Wellesley College for Girls Soccer. Cole Theisen is signing with Le Moyne College for Boys Soccer. Finally, Claire Gordon, already signed, is rowing with the University of Washington. Seriously, what an incredible showing! It’s clear West Seattle High is not just building great athletes, they're shaping future leaders. These commitments are a testament to the hard work of these kids and their families. Mark your calendars, because the next big moment for these seniors is their commencement ceremony, happening 8 pm next Wednesday, June 17, at McCaw Hall downtown. Let's keep the energy high and cheer on every single one of them. Go Wildcats, and go Seattle!🐦 What fans are saying on X
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