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Football players Isaac Rex, left, and Zachary Cochrun on Signing Day. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Sean Kelsay will compete on the Navy track and field team. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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L to R: Soccer players Lauren Brzykcy, Ellie Winkelmann, Sydney Cooper and Amanda Cruz on signing day. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Tyler Bagley will play soccer for Cornell. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Kylie Pignone will play softball for Coastal Carolina Unviersity. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Lacrosse player Nick Lemus is headed to play for Air Force. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Cassie Stewart will play volleyball for UCI. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Swimmer Brad Prolo is acknowledged by the crowd on signing day. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Kyler Presho will play volleyball for Stanford. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Volleyball player Bryce Curtis will play for Cal Baptist. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Jess Hunt will play volleyball for Princeton. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Baseball player Spencer Bramwell is headed to Colorado Mesa. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Water polo player Tera Richardson (UCSD) stands for applause on signing day. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Victoria Reardon will play water polo for Cal Baptist University. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
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Francesca Fedorovsky will fence for Yale. Photo: Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
Triton student-athletes take part in national signing day ceremony
Text by Steve Breazeale, Photos by Kevin Dahlgren/PREPS365
February 1 marked the date that student-athletes across the country competing in certain sports could finally declare their college of choice by signing their National Letter of Intent. The Feb. 1 signing date is limited to players competing in football, soccer and boys water polo, but most high schools in the area hold ceremonies for all athletes that have committed.
At San Clemente High School, 20 student-athletes were joined by their families and friends for a celebration on campus.
As usual, San Clemente had one of the larger signing day ceremonies in the county. The Triton soccer programs led the way by combining to have five student-athletes sign NLI’s. The volleyball programs had four players, while the football team had three.
Here is a list of the Triton student-athletes who took part in the signing day ceremony:
Cassie Stewart (Volleyball), UCI; Isaac Rex (Football), BYU; Brad Prolo (Swimming), BYU; Jack Sears (Football), USC; Kyler Presho (Volleyball) Stanford; Lauren Brzykcy (Soccer), UCLA; Bryce Curtis (Volleyball) California Baptist University; Ellie Winkelmann (Soccer), University of Portland; Jess Hunt (Volleyball), Princeton; Sydney Cooper (Soccer), University of San Francisco; Spencer Bramwell (Baseball), Colorado Mesa University; Amanda Cruz (Soccer), Purdue-Fort Wayne; Tera Richardson (Water Polo), UCSD; Sean Kelsay (Track & Field), Navy; Victoria Reardon (Water Polo), California Baptist University; Tyler Bagley (Soccer), Cornell; Francesca Fedorovsky (Fencing), Yale; Kylie Pignone (Softball), Coastal Carolina University; Nick Lemus (Lacrosse), Air Force; Zach Cochrun (Football), UCLA.
For more photos from the day, follow @preps365 on Twitter.
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