SERVING THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES SINCE 1954
VOL XXXI • NO 35
Student-Athletes Sign Letters Of Intent
2018
Eight Lower Dauphin High School student-athletes announced their college decisions at an early commitment day ceremony in the school cafeteria on Nov. 14. Ryan Kutz, son of Eric and Meg Kutz, is a four-year member of the baseball and football teams. He was a first-team Mid-Penn All-Star last season in Eight Lower Dauphin High School student-athletes announced their college decisions on Nov. 14. baseball and was a two-time Audrey Domovich, daughter of Andy and and hearing sciences and play field hockey. first-team Keystone Division All-Star. He Linda Domovich, plays field hockey and Caitlin Holland, daughter of Eric and was also a two-time first-team Keystone lacrosse for Lower Dauphin. She is a captain Kelly Holland, plays field hockey and Division punter in football. He will continue on the field hockey team and was a first-team lacrosse at Lower Dauphin and also plays his baseball career at Davidson College and Mid-Penn All-Star the past two years. She club field hockey. She was a first-team study biology on a premed track. also was named to the all-state first team Mid-Penn Conference All-Star in field hockey Grace Day, daughter of Steve and and was a national academic award winner and was a three-time NIT champion and a Michelle Day, is a three-year varsity starter last year. She will continue her field hockey two-time festival champion. She will continue on the girls’ basketball and volleyball career at William & Mary, where she will her field hockey career at Kent State teams. She was a second-team Keystone major in biology on a premed track. University and major in exercise science Division All-Star last season in basketball Maddie Gaughan, daughter of Jim and and pre-occupational/physical therapy. and was a two-time second-team Keystone Susan Gaughan, earned second-team all-state Katie Nalesnik, daughter of Lynn Division All-Star in volleyball. She will honors last year in field hockey and is a Sassaman and Matt Nalesnik, is a threeattend Lincoln Memorial University, where two-time Mid-Penn and Keystone Division time varsity letter winner in field hockey she will major in exercise science and play All-Star. She will attend the University of and lacrosse for Lower Dauphin, and she basketball. Maryland, where she will major in speech was named to the NFHCA all-academic See Student-Athletes pg 2
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