“She was the main reason I committed in the first place,” Zajicek said. Zajicek followed the coach whom she believed in from the beginning. Her reason for switching is simple: Coach Summer Quesenberry, who was leading Alderson Broaddus and recruited Zajicek, is now the coach at Illinois-Springfield. She is now at Illinois-Springfield, another Division II program. Yuricha netted 13 goals and added four assists, and led the conference with 30 points.įormer Norwin basketball standout Brianna Zajicek had planned to continue her playing career at Division II Alderson Broaddus in Phillippi, W.Va, but she made a change in plans. Pitt-Greensburg freshman soccer player Caleb Yuricha, a 2021 Norwin graduate, was named the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference Newcomer of the Year. The fifth freshman in the race, she crossed the finish line in 20 minutes, 46 seconds. Norwin freshman Annie Czajkowski finished 57th at the PIAA Class 3A cross country championships in Hershey. 1 player at the position in Pennsylvania for the Class of 2023. Kohl’s Kicking Camps rates him as the No. Smith brings a unique talent as a long snapper. He will join his special teams partner, senior kicker Joey Castle, at the Division I level. Norwin senior Xander Smith accepted a preferred walk-on offer to play football at Buffalo. 21-23, and the regular signing window runs from Feb. 9-16, while the regular period if April 12-May 17. Basketball and football have a slightly different schedule.īasketball’s early signing period goes from Nov. 9 was National Signing Day for all high school sports except football.Īthletes could begin signing with Division I and II schools from then until Aug. Latrobe, a WPIAL 3A semifinalist and PIAA qualifier, had four picks: junior midfielder Ella Bulava, senior goalkeeper Sofia DeCerb, junior midfielder Regan Reilly, and sophomore midfielder Robin Reilly.Īlso making the list were Greensburg Central Catholic pair Sara Felder (Sr., F) and Riley Kerr (So., F), who guided the Centurions to the WPIAL semis and PIAA tournament in Class A Aris Lamanna (Jr., GK) and Sierra Todero (Sr., F) of Franklin Regional McKenzie Pritts (Sr., F) and Kendalyn Umbel (So., MF) of Yough senior midfielder Kendall Fabery of Southmoreland Belle Vernon senior forward Farrah Reader, and Burrell senior midfielder Ali Hughes.
Pleasant, which made the WPIAL 2A championship for the first time, had five selections in sophomore forward Rylin Bugosh, senior midfielder Marissa Garn, freshman forward Morgan Gesinski, junior midfielder Riley Gesinski, and junior defender Maggie Piper.
Norwin senior Reagan Casper was one of 17 defenders to make the list. The proof also lies in the All-WPIAL list, which was released last week. Girls soccer talent is bubbling over in Westmoreland County, as evidenced by postseason playoff runs, career scoring milestones and Division I commitments.
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