Like every other spring sports athlete, North senior Brendan Collins was disappointed to see his senior season wiped out by the COVID-19 outbreak but he has a lot left to look forward to. Collins previously committed to continuing his education and baseball career at the University of Toledo. “I can’t put into words how excited
North’s Dylan Froelich wasn’t ready to hang up his cleats and he won’t have to after his commitment to Notre Dame College earlier this month. Froelich, a 6-foot, 200-pounder, announced his decision on April 11. “I am beyond blessed to be able to continue playing the sport I love,” he said. “Most people have the
North’s Julia Kerns and her senior classmates didn’t get the chance to close out their final year of high school the way they had hoped to but Kerns still has a lot to look forward to. On Jan. 11, she announced her intention to continue her education and volleyball career at the University of Mount
Over the weekend, 254 former college football players realized a lifelong dream when they heard their name called during the 2020 NFL Draft. On Sunday, North junior Ethan Spoth locked down a dream of his own when he verbally committed to continue his education and football career at the University of Toledo. “Knowing that I
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