Eight Brownsburg High School seniors signed National Letters of Intent to continue their education and their athletic careers at the collegiate level. These student-athletes gathered with family, friends and coaches at Brownsburg High School’s Fall Signing Day, November 14th.
After her senior season, Brownsburg softball standout Sophie Bosket will play for the Falcons of the Bowling Green State University. Bosket succeeded in the outfield and in the classroom during her junior season and received a 2018 BHS Academic Excellence Award. While looking forward to having Sophie back for her senior year, Varsity Head Softball Coach Keith Brown says, “Sophie was determined to become a left-handed hitter once in high school. Last year her dedication and determination helped her hit .446 in 65 at bats, collected 29 hits and her first career homerun against Avon in the Hendricks County Championship victory last season. We look forward to seeing even more from Sophie as she completes her senior softball season for Brownsburg and prepares for college softball at Bowling Green State University.”
Chloe Brumley will continue her lacrosse career and education with the Bulldogs of North Greenville University. Brumley has participated in golf at BHS for three years where she earned Academic All-State this year. As a two-year member of the growing Brownsburg Lacrosse club team, she will be the first girls Brownsburg lacrosse player to sign to continue playing in college.
The University of Southern Indiana welcomes Brownsburg senior Anna Carroll to play softball for the Screaming Eagles. Carroll is a three-year Varsity player for BHS going into her senior season and was MVP and Most Valuable Offensive Player in her junior season. She is the Team Captain this year and was All-HCC Conference and All-County in 2017. Brownsburg Varsity Head Softball Keith Brown says, “Anna always has a smile on her face and you can immediately tell she loves the game of softball when she walks onto the field. Her attitude is contagious and facilitates a positive leadership style that others appreciate. We look forward to Anna finishing her Brownsburg softball career with an outstanding senior campaign as she prepares for college softball at the University of Southern Indiana.”
Brownsburg’s Ava Dotlich has signed a letter of intent to continue her education and play soccer for Cedarville University. Dotlich was a three-year letter winner and was Academic All-State her junior and senior years, ICGSA Academic All-State and ISCA Academic All-District her senior year, and All-HCC Conference 2nd team her senior year when she also served as Team Captain. BHS Varsity Head Girls Soccer Coach Josh George is going to miss Dotlich on the field at Brownsburg. “We are going to greatly miss Ava not just because of her soccer ability, but her positive attitude and smile she brought to the program each and every day. Ava is going to have a great college career at Cedarville and we look forward to rooting her on!”
Pitcher Peyton Jackson will study and continue his baseball career for the Spartans of Manchester University. Jackson is training for his second season on the Varsity mound for the Bulldogs. Varsity Head Baseball Coach Dan Roman says, “Peyton never quits. He is persistent with his approach and has a great work ethic. We look for great things this season and at Manchester.”
After qualifying for the IHSAA State wrestling tournament and finishing 4th in his junior season, Brownsburg’s Drew Kreitzer has signed a National Letter of Intent to wrestle and continue his education at the University of Indianapolis. Kreitzer was also the HCC Conference, Sectional, and Regional champ at 132lbs last season. BHS Varsity Head Wrestling Coach Darrick Snyder is proud of this wrestler’s tremendous work ethic. “Drew is a serious contender for a state title this year. He is one of the hardest workers I have coached in 20 years. He is exactly what we look for in a Brownsburg Wrestler. It’s been an honor coaching him.”
Brownsburg’s Michael Olinger will continue his education and baseball career as he signs to join the Indiana Institute of Technology Warriors. Olinger is a three-year Varsity player and was named to the All-HCC Conference team in his junior season. BHS Varsity Head Baseball Coach Dan Roman expects great things for Olinger, “Michael is an outstanding leader with an impeccable work ethic and a young man with quality character. We wish him the best!”
Bradley University welcomes Brownsburg senior Veronika “Roni” Roberts to play basketball for the Braves. Roberts is a three-year letter winner in girls basketball and track and field going into her senior seasons. Last season, she was All-HCC Conference and All-County. Brownsburg Varsity Basketball Head Coach Debbie Guckenberger says this of her center, “We have truly enjoyed watching her grow as a player and a young lady the past four years. She exemplifies sportsmanship, leadership, work ethic, and commitment to her peers, teammates, teachers, coaches, and administrators at all times.”
