On April 17, Roncalli High School gathered seven seniors to recognize their intent to compete at the collegiate level.
Catie Rosko, basketball at Hanover College (Hanover, Indiana) to study business, daughter of Emily and Scot Rosko, members of Holy Rosary Catholic Church; all-conference, all-county and Top 60 Senior basketball player.
Addie Phillips, volleyball at Marian University (Indianapolis, Indiana) to study nursing, daughter of Leslie and Mike Phillips, members of St. Jude Catholic Church; academic all-star and AVCA Best and Brightest player.
Addie Haberthy, volleyball at Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio), daughter of Kathleen and Michael Haberthy, members of St. Jude Catholic Church; player of the year finalist, Junior All-American, all-state, Junior All-Star and all-county player.
Lily Jones, volleyball at Central Michigan University (Mount Pleasant, Michigan) to study secondary education, daughter of Aimee and Mike Jones, members of St. Jude Catholic Church.
Kaelin Quinlin, volleyball at Hanover College (Hanover, Indiana) to study accounting, daughter of Brooke and Tom Quinlin, members of Saints Francis and Clare Catholic Church; AVCA 1st Team Best and Brightest and academic all-state player.
Lydia Stahley, volleyball at University of Missouri (Columbia, Missouri) to study respiratory therapy, daughter Melissa and Jeremy Stahley, members of St. Roch Catholic Church; two-time all-star, AVCA All-Region and Max Preps All-American player.
Reagan Turk, volleyball at West Virginia University (Morgantown, West Virginia) to study business, daughter of Erin and Tony Turk, members of St. Jude Catholic Church; National Honor Society member, mental attitude award winner, all-state, all-district, all-region, all-county, all-conference and academic all-state player.
“This is a very hardworking and humble group of student athletes. The Roncalli community wishes them well in their future endeavors,” said David Lauck (Roncalli 1994), athletic director of Roncalli High School.