Women’s Lacrosse

PW’s Ali Diamond is a three-sport athlete but chose lacrosse as her sport of choice in college. The high-scoring midfielder has signed with Georgetown. Teammate Sophie Kolkka has signed with St. Joseph’s.

Pennridge’s Grace Loughery will be continuing her career at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.

Upper Dublin midfielder Lindsey Schreiber signed with Butler. Also a threesport athlete, Schreiber will be a key piece for the Cardinals this spring.

GMA’s Paige Anfelus has signed with Old Dominion. Kendall Seifert, who is hoping to return during the season from a knee injury, has committed to University of California-Davis.

A pair of Upper Merion athletes signed to continue their careers on Wednesday. Quinn O’Malley signed with West Chester while Andrea Davis picked the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where the current teammates will be PSAC rivals.

CB West midfielder Dani Dundas has also signed with Old Dominion. Teammate Maddie Maio has committed to Delaware. Attacker Finely Ueland finally capped of her commitment to the University of Southern California this week after giving a verbal as a sophomore.

North Penn’s Kelly Macnamara signed with Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Macnamara was also the kicker for North Penn’s football team the last two seasons.

Wrestling

Pennridge’s Josh Stillings signed with Drexel, continuing the program’s strong tradition of producing Division I wrestlers. Stillings won his 100th match as a junior and finished second in the state at 160 pounds.

Women’s Volleyball

Abington’s Grace Whitney, a middle blocker, signed with West Chester. Whitney and the Ghosts set a school record for wins this season.

Swimming

Pennridge’s Morgan Scott, the defending state champion in the 200 and 100 freestyle, signed with Indiana University on Wednesday.

Archbishop Wood’s Peter Gori inked his letter of intent to continue his swimming career at Fairfield University on Tuesday.