Skyline and Eastlake athletes sign letters of intent for college play

Each year, top athletes from Sammamish join with those from around the country to sign letters of intent, effectively choosing where they will play their sport at the collegiate level.

National Letter of Intent day occurred on Wednesday, and local schools held signing ceremonies to recognize these accomplished individuals.

At Skyline High School, 12 students will be moving on to compete in college, in a diverse array of sports ranging from diving to fencing and lacrosse.

Skyline High School

Student-Athlete	Sport	College
Jade Fontenelle	Diving	University of West Florida
Ryan Grace	Softball	Harvard University
Olivia Johnsrud	Soccer	Western Oregon University
Ketki Ketkar	Fencing	Cornell University, Engineering
Mallika Ketkar	Fencing	Cornell University, Engineering
Carter King	Lacrosse	United States Naval Academy
Allison Murai	Softball	University of New Haven
Jackson Ozburn	Soccer	University of Washington
Mia Rogers	Softball	Willamette University
Tiger Shinoda	Soccer	Northeastern University
Tyler Steinbach	Football	Central Washington University
Cameron Yriondo	Soccer	Seattle Pacific University

Seven students from Eastlake High School will also be competing at the collegiate level.

Eastlake High School

Student-Athlete	Sport	College
Eve Barrancotto	Rowing	Univ. of California, Berkeley
Henry Isackson	Football	Colorado School of Mines
Addison Keller	Pole vault	Pacific Lutheran University
Griffin Miller	Football	University of Washington
Chaitanay Munjal	Football	Whitworth University
Amelia Roberts	Softball	Cal. State Univ., San Bernardino
Kelsie Williams	Softball	Linfield University

Eastside Catholic did not announce any commits on National Letter of Intent day. However, they informed the Sammamish Independent that they anticipate some commits before the end of the year. 

Congratulations to all the student-athletes for their incredible achievement on both the academic and athletic levels.