College Recruiting
Recruiting is a process, years in the making. It is the culmination of everything student-athletes have been working towards in the past 4 years of their lives, if not more. Loving the sport you compete in is not enough; there is an absolute dedication that is required between academic and athletic preparation.
If you wish to participate in NCAA Division I or II athletics, you need to be certified by the NCAA Eligibility Center. You need to qualify academically and you will also need to be cleared as an amateur student-athlete. It is up to student-athletes to make sure they will be ready and prepared for academic eligibility along with taking the required courses to get them through the eligibility process.
Please be sure to consult NCAA Guidelines for college bound Student Athletes (PDF) and the NCAA Eligibility Center for more information.
Congratulations athletes!!
Gwynedd Mercy celebrates the following Class of 2025 college signings:
- Nour Aboshady – Rowing – University of Notre Dame
- Aiden Arrington – Field Hockey – Smith College
- Isabella Guarnaccia – Rowing – Loyola University Maryland
- Abigail Howard – Softball – Case Western Reserve University
- Payton Kelly – Cheer – Providence College
- Alexandra Laufer – Rowing – High Point University
- Sophia Munoz – Rowing – University of West Virginia
- Tessa Naldzin – Rowing – University of West Virginia
- Alexis Roberts – Rowing – George Washington University
- Rory Saxon – Field Hockey – Fairfield University
- Claire Van Mater – Rowing – University of Kansas
- Charlie Wolf – Rugby – Princeton University
For additional pictures, see the photo gallery below.
