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Garringer to Run at
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
Senior Stephanie Garringer has signed her letter of intent to run cross country at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College in Terre Haute, Ind.
Stephanie made the announcement on Friday, Dec. 14 with her parents and her coaches from Delta and Saint Mary's at her side. She plans to major in journalism and minor in Spanish.
Stephanie has been a four-year member of the Delta cross country team. In each of the last four years, St. Mary's has finished among the top three teams in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association women's cross country national championships.
Seth Neal to Play Golf
at
Taylor University
Senior Seth Neal announced Thursday morning (September 13) that he will attend Taylor University and play on the men's golf team next fall.
Neal committed to Taylor University in a ceremony with his parents, Jim and Kiersten, his sister Abby, his high school coach Steve Wuthrich, his college coach Cameron Andry, and Delta principal Chris Conley.
Seth plans to study biology and pre-med at Taylor, which is in Upland, Ind. He said he felt like the school was a good fit for him academically, socially, and athletically.
Coach Andry said Seth's golf talent and strong personal character makes him an ideal recruit for his golf team.
Seth has one more season of golf at Delta this spring. Coach Wuthrich cited Seth's work ethic and character and said his opportunity at Taylor is an example of how hard work pays off for student-athletes.
Ozzie Mann Signs
Scholarship With
Ball State Football
By Katie Clark / Eagle's Eye Online
Ever since Ozzie Mann was little, he thought it would “be cool to be a Cardinal.” As of Wednesday, Feb. 1, that dream came true for the Delta High School senior.
In the company of his family, former coaches, and the administration, Ozzie signed his National Letter of Intent to play football at Ball State University.
Ozzie will be red-shirted this year, meaning he will be able to practice and lift with the team, but cannot play his freshman year. He plans to focus on his studies in elementary education because he wants to “influence little kids in a positive way”.
Ozzie’s high school coach, Coach Zgunda, said, “We’ve been to camp (at Ball State) many times, and I know he’s in good hands.” He pointed out that former Delta star Joey Lynch is on the coaching staff, also.
Zgunda believes that Ozzie will greatly develop his skills and become a strong player with the coaching he will get from Ball State. We wish Ozzie the best, and can’t wait to hear about him.
Morgan
Bergren
Signs With Kentucky
By Zane Naylor
Eagle's Eye Online
Senior Morgan Bergren signed her
letter of intent Wednesday (Nov.
9) to
play volleyball for the University of
Kentucky Wildcats next year. She
plans to study pharmacy.
Bergren was joined by her
parents, Dan and Michelle
Bergren, her sister, sophomore
Madison Bergren, coach Heidi
Zickgraf, Athletic Director
Chris Conley, and Principal Jim
Koger.
Senior Katie Holdren
Chooses Bethel for Golf
Eagle's Eye Online
Senior Katie Holdren, the second girl in school history to qualify for the IHSAA Girls' Golf State Finals, has signed a letter of intent to attend Bethel College in Mishawaka, Ind.
Holdren signed on Tuesday, March 20 during a ceremony at Delta. She was accompanied by her parents, Al and Chris Holdren, her sister, Maddie, her coaches Rick Morris and Doug Bishop, and her college coach, Chris Hess, and several college teammates.
Holdren said she chose Bethel for many reasons. "I fell in love with the campus and felt very welcome by the team and coaching staff."
She plans to study elementary education. Bethel competes in both fall and spring golf and is a member of NAIA.
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Laboyteaux Signs for Golf
at Warner U. in Florida
By Katie Clark
Eagle's Eye Online
With the company of her father Patrick, step-mom Angie, mother Dawn, sister Chelsea and principal Jim Koger, senior Mackenzie Laboyteaux signed her letter of intent for golf on Monday, March 5.
“I’ve always wanted to play golf in college,” she said.
Laboyteaux decided she will be playing at Warner University in Lake Wales, Florida where she will major in social work. Warner competes at the NAIA level.
Since there is nicer weather in Florida, Laboyteaux will be able to play year round.
“I won’t have to make any adjustments (playing in Florida); I’ll just have more practice time,” she said.
Laboyteaux was one of five seniors on Delta’s golf team this fall. This was one of the team’s best seasons, finishing with a record of 15-1. Laboyteaux was the team’s No. 2 golfer and helped the girls set a new school record of 154 in a nine-hole match.
We wish Mackenzie the best of luck and can’t wait to hear about her.
Taran
Temple Commits to
Prairie Heights
Eagle's Eye Online
Delta senior Taran Temple has signed a National Letter of Intent to attend Prairie State College in Chicago Heights, Ill., where he will play on the baseball team.
Temple said he plans to complete general studies in his two years at the junior college, then transfer to a four-year school where he will study finance.
Temple signed Tuesday, Feb. 21 at a morning ceremony attended by Delta baseball coach Terry Summers, athletic director Chris Conley, Taran's parents, Loren and Julie, and his brothers, Tanner and Tyus.
Tanner is a catcher and first baseman for the Eagles. This spring will be his third year on varsity. He was all-conference and all-county last year.
Matt Hinds Signs
With IU-East for Tennis
Eagle's Eye Online
Delta senior Matt Hinds has signed a National Letter of Intent to attend Indiana University-East in Richmond, where he will play on the men's tennis team.
Hinds said he plans to study business, with a concentration in finance. He will compete for the Red Wolves under head coach Erskine Ratchford, who attended the signing ceremony at Delta on Friday, Feb. 17. Also at the ceremony were Matt's parents, Rod and Melissa, and his sister, Meranda, as well as Delta AD Chris Conley, Delta tennis head coach Tim Cleland, and IU-East athletic administrator Kyle Wright.
Hinds earned a varsity letter this past fall at Delta, although he primarily played No. 1 singles junior varsity.
IU-East competes at the NAIA level.
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