Athletic department honors 41 seniors who signed to play sport in college

The ceremony took place in the main gym in front of family and friends Thursday, April 25

Kate Haney, Molly Griffin, Evie Tindell, and Emma Ronning

April 26, 2024

The following students signed letters of intent to play sports in college at a ceremony Thursday, April 25. Senior Kaitlyn Burke, who will play volleyball at Loyola University Chicago, was not able to attend the ceremony due her commitment to her club volleyball team at the USAV 18s national championship.

First Name	Last Name	University Attending	Sport Signing to Play
Addison	Bailey	Wichita State University	Track & Field
Trinity	Baker	University of Minnesota	Dance
Tristan	Baker	Baker University	Football
Brooke	Bellehumeur	Northwest Missouri State University	Soccer
Keira	Bret	Northwest Missouri State University	Dance
Kaitlyn	Burke	Loyola University Chicago	Volleyball
Julia	Coacher	Northwest Missouri State University	Soccer
Dillon	Cooper	University of Arkansas at Little Rock	Wrestling
Ethan	Diehl	Baker University	Bowling
Kael	Drummond	Johnson County Community College	Soccer
Jake	Evans	William Woods University	Football
Aaron	Gallimore	Emporia State University	Baseball
Kiara	Gonzalez	Avila University	Bowling
Truman	Griffith	Kansas State University	Football
Avery	Gullach-Ruiz	Iowa Lakes Community College	Golf
Ella	Hansen	University of Missouri: Columbia	Swimming
Gus	Hawkins	Kansas State University	Football
Mason	Kemp	Gannon University	Basketball
Megan	Kephart	Emporia State University	Soccer
Brooklyn	LaFon	University of Saint Mary	Softball
Kenten	Laughman	University of North Dakota	Football
Reid	Livingston	Hutchinson Community College	Baseball
Kate	Marten	Kansas State University	Rowing
Colin	McAlister	University of Nebraska	Wrestling
Julian	Meneses	Baker University	Baseball
Sam	Mullen	Southwest Baptist University	Soccer
Brandon	Munson	Michigan State University	Soccer
Blake	Neis	Kansas State University	Baseball
Makai	Nzioki	Maryville University	Volleyball
Makenna	Payne	University of Central Missouri	Track & Field
Kate	Ricker	University of Central Missouri	Soccer
Waylon	Schenk	William Jewell University	Powerlifting
Cooper	Schreiber	Missouri Western State University	Baseball
Jaden	Scobee	Baker University	Football
Evan	Seifert	Baker University	Football
Adam	Seymour	Hutchinson Community College	Baseball
Porter	Slattery	Drury University	Baseball
Jenna	Tuttle	University of Saint Mary	Volleyball
Halle	Wampler	University of Arkansas	Dance
Abigail	Warren	Kansas State University	Rowing
Peyton	Zenger	Baker University	Soccer

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About the Contributors

Kate Haney, JAG editor-in-chief

This is senior Kate Haney’s third year on the JAG yearbook staff and she will be taking on the position of JAG editor-in-chief. When not in C-101, you can find her participating in NHS, NEHS and SNHS or hanging out with the Mill Valley swim team. Outside of school, you can catch her working at Target, rereading and obsessing over her favorite fantasy novels, stressing over her homework, watching her comfort movies and shows or fangirling with her younger sister about their favorite celebrities.

Molly Griffin, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief

This is senior Molly Griffin’s third year on the JAG Yearbook staff. This year she will be taking the role of Mill Valley News editor-in-chief while continuing her role as a photographer for the JAG Yearbook. When she's not in C-101 you can find her playing softball for Mill Valley and her club team, working at Pink Charming Boutique, volunteering for Relay for Life or in special needs classrooms around the district. During her free time she loves being outside, reading and watching the sunset.

Evie Tindell, JAG photo editor

This is junior Evie Tindell’s second year on the JAG yearbook staff. This year, she will be taking on the position of photo editor. When she’s not in the classroom she enjoys volunteering at Imagine Furever Ranch senior dog rescue. She is in the GSA club at school and outside of school enjoys playing softball, hanging out with friends, listening to music, and reading until 3am.

Emma Ronning, JAG editor-in-chief

This is senior Emma Ronning’s third year on the JAG yearbook staff. This year, she will be taking on the position of co-editor-in-chief. When not in room C-101, you can find her participating in Psychology Club as an officer, NHS as president, Relay for Life as an ELT, NEHS, Spanish NHS, Book Club, and Women’s empowerment club. Outside of school, she spends her time working, hanging out with her friends and family, volunteering, reading books and listening to music.

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