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Eight Woodside Senior Athletes Sign Letters of Intent for Universities

Woodside cross country, volleyball, swimming, softball, and soccer athletes celebrated their college commitment on February 5, 2020 in a brief ceremony.

Eight Woodside High School senior athletes committed to universities on National Letter of Intent Signing Day on February 5, signing letters of intent in front of family and classmates.

At lunch, the athletes sat at desks on the stage in Woodside’s MUR, and they signed their letters of intent as Timothy Faulkner, Woodside Athletics Director and leadership teacher, announced their name, their sport, and their college.

Here is the complete list of the seniors who were honored at the event.

  • Sarah Perry: UC Davis, cross country
  • Amanda Scardino: Menlo College, volleyball
  • Justin Mills: Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, swimming
  • Kassidy James: Benedictine College, softball
  • Natalie Navarro: San Francisco State University, soccer
  • Brynn McClymond: Menlo College, soccer
  • Adrienne Evans: University of Pennsylvania, soccer
  • Andres Simbeck: Denison University, soccer

Many supportive family members and friends brought posters, balloons, or food to celebrate.

“It was really nice to see all the support people gave,” commented Sarah Perry, who will be attending University of California, Davis, in fall 2020. “It was a fun experience.”

After the brief ceremony, the athletes took photographs with family and friends to celebrate their commitments.

“Congratulations,” Faulkner said to the athletes at the end of the ceremony, “and Woodside High School is so proud of you.”

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Taila Lee, Coeditor in Chief
Taila Lee is the second-year coeditor in chief and a third-year reporter for The Paw Print. Along with winning regional and national awards from Journalism Education Association (JEA), SNO, and the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, Lee is a member of KQED's Youth Advisory Board for 2019-2020. She has been featured on KQED’s Bay Curious podcast and 2019 Youth Takeover, and she co-taught a student press law workshop at the National JEA Convention in Washington D.C. in November. Lee plans to major in media studies and minor in journalism at UC Berkeley to empower youth and inspire change with journalism.

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