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Westminster Athletics Commitment Day
On Wednesday, November 12, 2025, Westminster celebrated National Signing Day as eleven student-athletes officially announced their college commitments. Director of Athletics Tim Joncas ’00 welcomed families and emphasized the importance of everyone who helped the student-athletes reach this milestone. The joyous ceremony, held in Sejong Lecture Hall, brought together family and friends to celebrate the special occasion. Members of the Class of 2025 made their commitments official, joining colleges and universities that will support them in their athletic and academic pursuits. Additional college commitments will be celebrated in February.
The student-athletes who signed include:
Baseball:
Matt Shea (Sacred Heart University)
Monty Gantz (University of Maine)
Girls' Lacrosse:
Taleah Leonard (University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)
Taleah Leonard (University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)
Boys' Golf
Brody DiBeneditto (Sacred Heart University)
Brody DiBeneditto (Sacred Heart University)
Boys' Basketball:
Ethan Griffin (Alcorn State University)
Ethan Griffin (Alcorn State University)
Boys' Lacrosse:
AJ Kraus (High Point University)
Brendan Williams (Robert Morris University)
Thomas Blouin (Georgetown University)
Gardiner Ely (Hobart College)
AJ Kraus (High Point University)
Brendan Williams (Robert Morris University)
Thomas Blouin (Georgetown University)
Gardiner Ely (Hobart College)
Girls' Soccer:
Maya Goddard (Virginia Tech)
Mia Fluckiger (Marist University)
For a full gallery of pictures, visit our Flickr page.
Maya Goddard (Virginia Tech)
Mia Fluckiger (Marist University)
For a full gallery of pictures, visit our Flickr page.
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