17 Edmonds-Woodway student athletes honored during signing day ceremony

Edmonds, WALocal News

Seventeen Edmonds-Woodway student athletes signed national letters of intent during a high school ceremony, marking a significant step in their athletic careers. The event, attended by teammates, family, and coaches, celebrated the athletes' commitments to compete at the collegiate level. Among them, Abby McCorvey will play softball for Edmonds College, while Cameron Hiatt is set to play basketball at Dartmouth College. Other athletes are heading to schools like Nebraska Wesleyan University and the University of Washington for various sports, including soccer, track and field, and dance. This ceremony underscores the dedication of local athletes and the support they receive from their community.

The athletes' transitions to collegiate sports demonstrate the effectiveness of the Edmonds-Woodway athletic programs in nurturing talent. The event not only honors individual achievements but also highlights the role of high school sports in preparing students for future opportunities. These commitments reflect a broader trend of local schools fostering athletic talent and encouraging higher education pathways.

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