Wisconsin Track OnLine Feature 2019: Senior Plans For 2019

Seniors Announce Plans For 2019 - 2020

National Signing Day ~ National Letter Of Intent

Track and Field and Cross-Country signings: Initial signing November 14, 2018.

Regular Track and Field and Cross Country signings: Initial signing date November 14, 2018. The final signing date is August 1, 2019

Please check back as new athletes will be added when their signing or choice of school is announced. HOME

This feature is an ongoing project. Coaches and parents are encouraged to send information to Wisconsin Track Online so that Wisconsin Track Online can share the news about an athletes plans for their future college experience.

Julia Anderson - Oconomowoc Libby Beck - Albany Brianna Beining - Wrightstown Bonnie Raechal Beres - DSHA Megan Best - Oshkosh West Kaylee Beyer - Mukwonago Isabelle Clary - Lodi Isabella D'Burke - Wausau West Bailee Dierks - Hudson Ali Dorn - Monona Grove Haley Durst - Ithaca/Weston Olivia Fabry - De Pere Dana Feyen - Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Mackenzie Heyroth - Lodi Marie Hamlin - Saint Croix Central Payton Hanselman - Neenah Reagan Hoopes - Waunakee Destiny Huven - Nicolet Makayla Jackson - Milwaukee King Brooke Jaworski - Wausau West Kate Jochims - Muskego Alicia Jones - Kenosha Indian Trail Elle Kinney ~ Madison Memorial Leah Kralovetz - Denmark		Kiara Lee - Madison La Follette Xana Leum - Viroqua Brooke Livingston - Adams-Friendship Ashlie Lockington - Bangor Brooke Lytle - Waukesha West Jolene Mantoan - Franklin Jade Martin - Port Edwards Brooke McDowell - Fond du Lac Pejha Mitchell - West De Pere Sofia Naranjo Mata - River Falls Ashley O'Connell - Sun Prairie Kary Petricka - Eau Claire North Kaylee Pitzen - Cuba City Allyssa Reeves - Waukesha West Anna Schueth - Arrowhead Ja'Cey Simmons - Wauwatosa West Tatum Straw - Catholic Memorial Brooke Studnicki - Waukesha West Maddie Thompson - Sun Prairie Devin Wagner - Lancaster Rhianna Walzer - Lodi Jillian Weston - Viroqua Kassie Wicherski - Waukesha North Abigail Wood - Wauwatosa East Brinley Wood - Cuba City

According to the NCAA Eligibility Center which oversees the operations of the National Letter of Intent program the National Letter of Intent has many advantages to both prospective student-athletes and participating educational institutions:

Once a National Letter of Intent is signed, prospective student-athletes are no longer subject to further recruiting contacts and calls.
Student-athletes are assured of an athletics scholarship for one full academic year.
By emphasizing a commitment to an educational institution, not particular coaches or teams, the program focuses on a prospective student-athlete's educational objectives.

Most colleges that offer NCAA Division I and II athletic scholarships use the NLI. Ivy League institutions and the service academies (Army, Navy, etc.) participate in Division I athletics but offer no athletic scholarships. No Division III schools, NAIA schools, junior colleges or preparatory schools are members of the NLI Program. However, many NAIA institutions and junior colleges do use a Letter of Intent, implemented either by the national association, their individual conferences, or even individual schools. When athletes announce that they will attend a Division III or NAIA school for cross country or track and field Wisconsin Track Online would also like to include that information in the Seniors Announce Plans feature. Send information.


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