Bolles student-athletes honored for commitments

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Ponte Vedra residents Anna Giordano, Hudson Drum, Charles Zuhoski and St. Augustine resident Michael Gumino were among 28 Bolles student-athletes representing nine sports and honored on Nov. 12 for committing to a particular college or university to continue their athletic and academic careers.

Family, friends, classmates, coaches and faculty gathered in Davis Gym on the San Jose Campus to celebrate this well-deserved achievement. Athletic Director Rock Pillsbury welcomed everyone and coaches introduced their respective athletes.

The following Bolles student-athletes were honored:

Baseball

  • Rylan Baker, University of Central Florida

Women’s Basketball

  • Evie Freeman, Tennessee Tech University (also track and field)

Men’s Lacrosse

  • Greer Boree, Yale University
  • Will Martell, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
  • Jayden Mitchell, Florida Institute of Technology
  • Ty Teschner, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
  • Cam Zielinski, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Women’s Lacrosse

  • Anna Giordano, University of Oregon

Men’s Soccer

  • Hudson Drum, College of Charleston

Men’s Swimming and Diving

  • Ethan Bathala, Duke University
  • Liam Carrington, North Carolina State University
  • George Dovellos, Harvard University
  • Michael Gumino, U.S. Military Academy
  • Krish Jain, Columbia University
  • Louis Joos, Yale University
  • Nicholas Kwan, University of Georgia
  • Clay Magyar, Florida State University
  • Lucas Young, University of Michigan
  • Charles Zuhoski, Duke University

Women’s Swimming and Diving

  • Victoria Edgar, Princeton University
  • Ella Gotham, Liberty University
  • Marleigh Howes, McGill University
  • Lucero Mejia Arce, Indiana University
  • Riley Miller, University of Cincinnati
  • Ainsley Stephan, University of Wisconsin
  • Elizabeth Stewart, U.S. Military Academy

Women’s Track and Field

  • Evie Freeman, Tennessee Tech University (also basketball)
  • Terrell McCoy, University of Illinois

Women’s Triathlon

  • Samantha Perry, University of Denver