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ESCC Athletes to College

  The East Suburban Catholic Conference sends several quality student-athletes onto college each year. Following is a listing of Class of 2010 ESCC Athletes who have committed to continuing their careers at the next level.
                                        2008-09 signings   2007-08   2006-07

 


ESCC College Signees

Carmel Catholic
Mickey Baucus (football), University of Arizona
Kassidy Brown (soccer), University of Illinois
Chris Divarco (baseball), Northern Illinois University
Steven Lester (football), Air Force Academy
Cale St. Clair (baseball), St. Joseph-Rensselaer
Matt Tripicchio (football), Merrimack College


Marian Catholic
Ryan Chambers (football), St. Ambrose University
Valerie Finnin (basketball), Univ. of SIU-Edwardsville
Erick Gavin (track), University of Michigan
Emily Kobel (basketball), University of Illinois-Chicago
Javar Murphy (football), McKendree University
Amber Simonton (volleyball), Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Sarah Trump (soccer), Loras College
Natalie Ward (softball), University of St. Francis

St. Joseph
Joseph Battaglia (baseball), Northern Illinois University
Shannika Bryant (basketball), Wichita State University
Dee Gray (basketball), Winthrop University

St. Patrick
Derick Carlson (swimming), Lewis University
Matt Dawson (football), McKendree University
Sam Legg (football), McKendree University

St. Viator
Sean Conerty (football), Drake University
Susan Hohenadel (basketball), Rockhurst University
Brad Klune (golf), Boston College
Ariana Kulinczenko (soccer), University of Louisville
Kelly McConnell (volleyball), Assumption
Meghan McGrath (soccer), University of Dayton
Danny Stringfellow (golf), Auburn University
Trevor Wheeler (soccer), University of Wisconsin


 
 

 

St. Patrick football athletes Matt Dawson and Sam Legg sign letters of intent with McKendree University.

 

 

Signees for Carmel included

Cale St. Clair (St. Joseph-Rensselaer, baseball),  Matt Tripicchio (Merrimack College, football), Mickey Baucus (Arizona, football), Kassidy Brown (Illinois, soccer), Steven Lester (United States Air Force Academy, football) and Chris Divarco (Northern Illinois, baseball), along with AD Andy Bitto.

 


With President Rev. Robert Egan and Athletic Director Tim Carlson looking, St. Viator athletes signing include bottom- Meghan McGrath (Dayton soccer), Sean Conerty (Drake football), Danny Stringfellow (Auburn golf), Susan Hohenadel (Rockhurst basketball); top- Ariana Kulinczenko (Louisville soccer), Trevor Wheeler (Wisconsin soccer), Brad Klune (Boston College golf) and Kelly McConnell (Assumption volleyball).

 

 

Marian Catholic signees include Javar Murpy (football, McKendree) and Erick Gavin (track, Michigan).

 

 

St. Joseph basketball star Shannika Bryant signs her National Letter of Intent to attend Wichita State University.

 

 

 

St. Patrick swimming standout Derick Carlson signs with Lewis University, with Principal Dr. Joe Schmidt, AD Brian Glorioso, President Br. Konrad Diebold, and parents Sharyl and Ronald looking on.

 

 

Northern Illinois University will be the new home of St. Joseph baseball signee Joseph Battaglia.

 

 


Marian Catholic athletes sign letters of intent, including Emily Kobel (basketball, Illinois-Chicago), Valerie Finnin (basketball, SIU-Edwardsville), Amber Simonton (volleyball, UW-Milwaukee) and Natalie Ward (softball, St. Francis).

 

St. Joseph basketball standout Dee Gray signs her National Letter of Intent to attend Winthrop University.

     
   


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