Fifteen Student-Athletes Commit to Collegiate Play

Fifteen student-athletes from the Class of 2023 signed symbolic letters of intent at the annual college signing day assembly this week. Parents, coaches, teammates, and friends cheered them on as they committed to continuing their athletic careers in college.

“What a wonderful opportunity to recognize a group of our student-athletes who have earned placement to continue to chase their athletic passions,” said Director of Athletics Josh Smith. “The ability to play at the collegiate level highlights the drive of these young men and women who have worked hard at MICDS to excel in both the classroom and their athletic competitions. We are thrilled to keep watching to see what they will achieve as ambassadors of our programs in the near future.”

At the assembly, Head of School Jay Rainey addressed the signees, “All of you, and our community, are so varied, diverse, and interesting in your very enriching pursuits individually and collectively. I am incredibly proud, on behalf of our school, of everything you’ve achieved and the bright future that awaits you at the collegiate level.”

Students signed their letters in unison and then donned their respective college hats provided by the MICDS Sports Boosters.

Congratulations to our 2023 student-athletes!

Maya Anderson ’23, University of Kentucky, Track & Field
Michael Elvin ’23, Grinnell College, Football
Steven Hall ’23, Lindenwood University, Football – Read about Steven in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Michio Kamimura ’23, Denison University, Football
Nathaniel Ly ’23, Yale University, Crew
Winston Moore ’23, Colgate University, Football
Zara Nourie ’23, Ithaca College, Soccer
Juliette Phillips ’23, Binghamton University, Swimming
Eric Podgorny ’23, Xavier University, Baseball
Julia Ray ’23, University of Tennessee, Cross Country and Track & Field
Dorian Reddic ’23, Monmouth College, Football
Devyn Rodgers ’23, Augustana College, Track and Field
Jack Rollo ’23, Denison University, Baseball
Parker Scheele ’23, Indiana University, Soccer
Nathan Yao ’23, Carnegie Mellon University, Soccer

Go, Rams!