April Athletic Signing
Ten Seniors Sign to Play College Sports
Ten Bishop Watterson seniors signed to play college sports on April 15, 2020. Congratulations to these members of the Class of 2020! Go Eagles!
Nathan Brown, football, Otterbein University, Immaculate Conception School and Parish
Megan Eberts, soccer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Immaculate Conception School and Parish
Amy Emswiler, softball, Wilmington College, St. Timothy School and Parish
Jonah Fortkamp, football, Ohio University, Our Lady of Peace School and Parish
Natalie Garrett, track & field, Ohio Northern University, Immaculate Conception School and Parish
Max Graham, lacrosse, Otterbein University, Ridgeview Middle School
Mason Graney, football, Ashland University, Our Lady of Peace School and Parish
Moira O’Reilly, softball, Babson College, Immaculate Conception School and Parish
Noah Truax, baseball, Ohio Northern University, St. Mary Delaware School and Parish
Ben Wilson, lacrosse, Ohio Northern University, St. Brigid School and Parish
“Although individual players are frequently recognized for good sportsmanship, ALL of my teammates at Watterson have displayed this kind of behavior. I don’t doubt that this originates from our Catholic education at Watterson, where we learn how to fundamentally respect everyone – including our opponents. Furthermore, the Bishop Watterson community has taught me not only how to be passionate about athletics but also how to be passionate about service. For this reason, I am tremendously excited to play soccer at MIT, where the community is just as dedicated to serving others and serving the world.”
–Megan Eberts
“From the very first moment I walked into the locker room, I will never forget seeing the quote from St. Augustine prominently posted up on the wall, ‘Work as if everything depends on you, pray as if everything depends on God.” I see this quote almost every day and it instilled in me a sense of fearlessness and a passionate desire to do everything in my power to make a difference. It reminds me that the ultimate work is God’s own.”
–Noah Truax