Five Incline High School Athletes Commit to Colleges on Signing Day
Incline Village, NV – In an inspiring display of talent and dedication, five athletes from Incline High School signed national letters of intent to continue their sports careers at the collegiate level. The signing-day ceremony, held at the school, celebrated the hard work and commitment of these young athletes, marking a significant milestone in their educational and athletic journeys.
Ellie Lowden and Kelly Kratz, both standout players in girls soccer, made their commitments to advance their careers in Division II athletics. Lowden will join Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, while Kratz will play for Spring Hill College. Their achievements on the field have not only made a mark at their high school but have also drawn attention from collegiate programs.
In basketball, Tommy Williams will take his talents to the Division II Chico State, known for its competitive program and strong team culture. His leadership and skills on the court have made him a pivotal player for Incline High School.
Haylee Hansen, representing the volleyball team, has signed with Vermont State in Division III. Hansen’s agility and strategic play have made her a key asset for her school’s volleyball squad throughout her high school career.
Finally, Rowyn McDougall will pursue volleyball at the junior college level at the College of Siskiyous. Her determination and effort in the sport have earned her this opportunity to develop further and contribute to her future team.
The ceremony highlights Incline High School’s commitment to nurturing and supporting its athletes, allowing them to take the next step in their sports careers while continuing their education. The school is proud of its athletes and looks forward to watching them grow and succeed in their respective college programs.
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