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Signed, sealed, delivered: Class of 2025 signs letters of intent

Starting Nov. 6, student-athletes from the Class of 2025 were able to sign a national letter of intent to continue playing sports at the collegiate level, with the exception of football.

Joe Marchilena

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Signed, sealed, delivered: Class of 2025 signs letters of intent

Starting Nov. 13, student-athletes from the Class of 2025 were able to sign a national letter of intent to continue playing sports at the collegiate level, with the exception of football.

Here are some of the New Hampshire athletes who have signed to keep playing their respective sport at the next level. If you would like to submit a photo, you can do so by emailing it to nhhighschoolsports@gmail.com.

Merrimack’s Ava Martin will continue playing lacrosse at Assumption University.
Derryfield’s RJ Proulx will continue playing lacrosse at Union College.
Dover’s Erin Lynch will continue playing field hockey at Sacred Heart University.
Goffstown’s Noah Durham will continue playing baseball at Stonehill College.
Pinkerton’s Jaelyn Crossman will continue playing field hockey at Quinnipiac University.
Bishop Guertin’s Jordan Gaebel will continue playing lacrosse at Iona University.
Bishop Guertin’s Maddy Eder-Linell will continue playing lacrosse at Sacred Heart University.
Oyster River’s Olivia Andersen will continue playing field hockey at Southern New Hampshire University.
Merrimack’s Nathaniel Bergen will continue playing lacrosse at Southern New Hampshire University.
Goffstown’s Molly Braica will continue playing field hockey at Wheaton College.
Portsmouth’s Ben Purcell will continue playing lacrosse at Binghamton University.
Portsmouth’s Morgan Ruhnke will continue playing lacrosse at Loyola University.
Winnacunnet’s Skyla Mace will continue playing lacrosse at the University of Vermont.
St. Paul’s School’s Bryan Folsom will continue playing lacrosse at Lehigh University.

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