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Congratulations to the 12 Seniors Continuing Their Athletic Careers in College

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


During an all-school assembly Seton honored 11 seniors who will continue their athletic careers in college. Congratulations to our college-bound athletes pictured left – right:  Sam Warman, Kerri Nichting, Molly McKee, Katie Kemen, Kristi Hofmeyer, Sara Harrison, Mistie Hayhow, Libby Walter, Katie Sullivan, Allie Schneider and Stacy Rogg.  Missing from photo: Bridget Kent

"We are proud of you and your accomplishments in high school and thank you for your contributions to the athletic program at Seton. Take what you have learned from your Seton experience and continue to strive for greatness in all that you do," said Mary Agricola, assistant athletic director.

"I feel very prepared for my college career," said Katie Kemen, who made a verbal commitment in her junior year to play soccer at Ohio University. "I love soccer and my experience playing for Seton has challenged me and helped me grow and improve as a player. I’ll miss Seton, but I’m ready for the next level of play. And at least I’ll still be wearing a green uniform!"

Stacy Rogg will play for Ohio Dominican.


Allie Schneider will play for UNC at Pembroke

 


Katie Sullivan will play for Thomas More College

 

 

 

Seton Hall of Fame
Is there someone whose name you would like to see on the 2009 ballot? Please send an email to Janine Boeing, Athletic Secretary at boeingj@setoncincinnati.org with the person's name and reason for nomination. Your nomination must be a Seton graduate who has graduated at least five years prior to the current year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Philosophy of Seton Athletics
Interscholastic athletics are an integral part of Seton High School, providing students with beneficial and meaningful educational experiences. The program should be conducted in such a manner that the values and mission of the school are reflected in its activities. Participants have the opportunity to develop feelings of self confidence and self worth and to learn the value of teamwork, effective communication, goal setting and self control. Teaching athletes the importance of discipline, determination and persistence in the pursuit of common goals is a lesson that will be of value throughout their lives.

Contact Seton's Athletic Director
Mary Ritter
(513) 471-2600, ext. 116



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