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Martlets Sign National Letters of Intent
In recent weeks, five Westminster student-athletes have signed national letters of intent to study and play sports at the collegiate level.
On Wednesday, Nov. 11, Taggart Corriveau ’16, Conor Muldoon ’16 and Catherine Crawley ’16 each signed a letter of intent to participate in an NCAA Division I program. Corriveau will be playing ice hockey for St. Lawrence University, while Muldoon is committed to the Boston University Lacrosse team and Crawley, who was recently named a Western New England All-Star in field hockey, will be lacing up to play ice hockey for the University of Connecticut.
On Saturday, Nov. 14, Mike Guerin ’16 signed his letter of intent to play lacrosse for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels, and David Gollenberg ’16 committed to Rollins College to play lacrosse for the Tars.
These remarkable student-athletes join a long tradition of Martlets who have participated in athletics at the college-level.
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