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Mr. Doug Ternik, the Athletic Director at Providence Catholic High School, has announced that twelve student-athletes will continue their sports careers at the collegiate level. "We are incredibly proud of these young athletes, who demonstrate excellence not only in the classroom but also as leaders in both their academics and athletics," said Ternik.
Ella Kucala from Monee will pursue softball at Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, Indiana. She is a graduate of St. Mary Catholic School and has been active in Habitat for Humanity.
Molly Knight from Joliet will continue her basketball career at the University of Illinois Springfield on an athletic scholarship. She expressed gratitude to her family and coaches for their support.
Declan DeMent of Lemont signed with Joliet Junior College to play baseball. He acknowledged Providence's role in preparing him for college through self-advocacy and time management skills.
Blake Jenner from Lemont committed to Parkland College with plans to major in Business. He credited Providence for helping him prepare academically and athletically.
Luke Zbonski from Tinley Park will attend St. Xavier University on both an athletic and academic scholarship, planning to major in Finance and Professional Selling.
Declan Kmiecik from Mokena signed with Rock Valley College to play baseball, thanking his family and friends for their support.
Cooper Eggert of Lockport committed to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville on an athletic scholarship, expressing appreciation for Coach Lyons' belief in him.
Shawn Krieps from Mokena chose Carthage College for his baseball career on an academic scholarship, valuing Providence's supportive community.
Declan Kane of Tinley Park will attend St. Norbert College on an academic scholarship, focusing on Business Analytics with a minor in Marketing.
Nate O’Donnell from New Lenox signed with the University of Minnesota for baseball on an athletic scholarship, recognizing his parents' support throughout his career.
Kasten Goebbert of Downers Grove committed to Gulf Coast State College for baseball on an athletic scholarship, appreciating the help he received along the way.
Enzo Infelise from Joliet signed with the University of Cincinnati for baseball on an athletic scholarship, thanking his parents and coaches for making this possible.
Providence Catholic High School continues its tradition of nurturing student-athletes who excel both academically and athletically as they transition to higher education institutions across the country.
