Wisconsin Track OnLine Feature 2021: Senior Plans For 2021

Seniors Announce Plans For 2021 - 2022

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National Signing Day ~ National Letter Of Intent

Track and Field and Cross-Country signings: Initial signing for Class of 2022: November 10, 2021.

Regular Track and Field and Cross Country signings: Initial signing date November 10, 2021. The final signing date is August 1, 2022

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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.

Kylee Becker - Ladysmith Brooke Crosby - Sun Prairie Brooke Edwardson - Kimberly Anna Fauske - Kaukauna Kylie Finger - Oconomowoc Emily Fink - Three Lakes/Phelps Sylvia Hansen - Gillett Alyssa Hutcherson - Little Chute Rachel Jaworski - Waisau West Ellie Jillson - Boscobel Ellie Johnson - Kettle Moraine Cailin Kinas - Kaukauna Dani Langseth - D.C. Everest Aspen Linjer - Manawa		Amalia Malecek - Onalaska Kora Malecek - Onalaska Lydia Malecek - Onalaska Kennidi Malone - Nicolet Jetta Mays - Wauwatosa East Maia Mays - Wauwatosa East Lauryn Milne ~ Lodi Julia Moore - Arrowhead Nina Morrison - Arrowhead Hanna Reichenberger - Kimberly Savannah Schley - Loyal Kate Sperka - Muskego Dani Thompson - Sun Prairie Ashlyn Uebersetzig - West Bend West Leane Willemse - Homestead

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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