Junior Matt Cosgrove’s journey to becoming a Division I athlete
![Jumping up in the air, junior Matt Cosgrove winds his arm back to serve the ball. Cosgrove turned down four other offers to commit to Pennsylvania State University to continue his volleyball career. “[Playing club] is a lot more competitive and challenging than playing for your school because you play kids all around the country, and it forces you to raise your level of play,” Cosgrove said.](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/fortre-475x326.jpg)
Tre Bell, Staff Writer
April 14, 2020
After playing volleyball for three years, junior Matt Cosgrove committed to Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) to continue his volleyball career. “Penn State came to watch me play with my club team [High Performance] in Chicago last summer. I felt so loose, and I ended up playing really well there. T...
Seniors commit to their choosing on College Signing Day
Ridwan Oyebamiji and Lydia Roseman
November 13, 2019
Having played baseball since he was four years old, continuing the sport in college was almost a no-brainer for senior Jason Reilly. Reilly committed to play baseball for Westminster, following in the footsteps of varsity baseball coach and math teacher Andrew Jett. “What really dro...
Athlete Spotlight: Lindsey Anstine
Rachel Ellis, Staff Writer
March 23, 2015
Junior Lindsey Anstine was able to move forward as one of only 40,000 females to advance to college for soccer.
