Huntington Senior Katarina Obermaier Chooses Colgate
Katarina Obermaier is headed to one of the best colleges in the country. The Huntington High School senior plans to attend Colgate University in upstate Hamilton, New York. It seems to be a perfect match.
H-ton Senior Isabella McGinniss Selects Binghamton Univ.
Isabella McGinniss took her time deciding where she wanted to attend college. The Huntington High School senior went on campus visits, did quite a bit of reading, spoke with people she trusted and then sorted it all out. Now that the long process has wrapped up, she’s thrilled to be heading to Binghamton University next fall.
H-ton Senior Zach McGinniss Chooses Binghamton Univ.
Zachary McGinniss plans to study at Binghamton University beginning next fall and the Huntington High School senior couldn’t be more excited about his decision.
Valedictorian Aidan Forbes Chooses Vanderbilt University
Aidan Forbes is headed to Vanderbilt University in the fall. Huntington High School’s Class of 2018 valedictorian reached his decision after recently visiting the Nashville campus and carefully considering his options, which included some of the best colleges in the country.
Salutatorian Sebastian Stamatatos Chooses Villanova University
Sebastian Stamatatos has a laser-like focus on his goals. Huntington High School’s Class of 2018 salutatorian is headed to Villanova University, where he plans to study finance and entrepreneurship in its renowned business school and lay the groundwork for a successful career.
H-ton Senior Rachel Moss Chooses Cornell University
Rachel Moss is headed to Cornell University and the Ivy League. The Huntington High School senior has come a long way since her first day of kindergarten as a five year old at Washington School, but her success hasn’t surprised any of her teachers or classmates. They’ve always admired her sharp intellect, work ethic and kind nature.
H-ton Senior Cailan Polishook Chooses Binghamton
Cailan Polishook is a thoughtful young woman, full of energy and enthusiasm and fiercely loyal to her family and friends. One of the most popular Huntington High School Class of 2018 members, the teenager has decided to continue her education next fall at Binghamton University.
Huntington Senior Lianna DeChiaro Chooses Hofstra
When it came time to consider where she should attend college, Lianna DeChiaro knew what she wanted in a school. The Huntington High School senior found it close to home at Hofstra University in Hempstead.
Huntington Senior Isabella Annunziata Chooses Penn State
Isabella Annunziata has plenty to be proud of. The Huntington High School senior has spent the past four years exploring core curriculum and elective courses, participating in sports teams and after school clubs and developing dozens of unforgettable relationships with classmates and teachers.
H-ton Senior Alexandra McKenzie Chooses Ithaca College
Alexandra McKenzie knew it; she just knew it. When the Huntington High School senior stepped foot on the Ithaca College campus she was convinced it was the place for her. It’s where she feels she can accomplish her goals over the next four years.
H-ton Senior Casey DiGiacomo Chooses St. Joseph’s University
When it came time for choosing a college Casey DiGiacomo was decisive. The Huntington High School senior knew what he was looking for and found it at St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia.
H-ton Senior Katie Seccafico Chooses Gettysburg College
Katie Seccafico is a naturally upbeat, positive-thinking and good natured young woman. The Huntington High School senior has thrived over the past four years, completing challenging courses, starring on sports teams, participating in after school clubs and serving in elected student government office.
H-ton Senior Casey Moskowitz Chooses Univ. of Miami
Casey Moskowitz has danced her way into the hearts of everyone at Huntington High School over the past four years. The senior has decided that when she graduates in June with fellow members of the Class of 2018 she will move on to study at the University of Miami.
H-ton Senior Amelia Reilly Chooses Lafayette College
Amelia Reilly’s sensational four year run at Huntington High School is nearing an end. The senior will graduate in June, so she’s laying out plans for the future. She intends to continue her education at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
Huntington Senior Alex LaBella Selects Hobart College
Alex LaBella has enjoyed such a good experience while playing football at Huntington High School that he’s excited to keep his career going at Hobart College next fall.
Huntington Senior Sam Bergman Chooses SUNY Brockport
Sam Bergman is one of Huntington High School’s most intense athletes and he’s a great student, too. He’s looking to keep his momentum going in the classroom and on the football field after he graduates in June and has decided that SUNY Brockport is the place to do it.
Huntington Senior Clay Jamison Chooses Hobart College
Clay Jamison went on a tour of colleges in recent weeks and then he spent some time trying to figure out where he could best accomplish his academic and athletic goals. When it came time for the Huntington High School senior to make his decision, the choice was easy for him: Hobart College in upstate Geneva.
Huntington Senior Quinn Blackburn Chooses Syracuse
Quinn Blackburn’s winning smile and engaging personality can win over anyone. It’s done just that over the past four years at Huntington High School where the teenager has captured the respect of affection of classmates and faculty members.
Adina Kirkland Enjoys Thinking Outside the Box
Adina Kirkland is closing out her time at Huntington High School with the same drive and determination she demonstrated from her earliest days as a Washington Primary School kindergartener.
Sigrid Cassell Commits to SUNY Purchase Lacrosse
Sigrid Cassell isn’t sure what she wants to study in college, but she knows that SUNY Purchase is the place she intends to explore academic and career possibilities. The Huntington High School senior has committed to play lacrosse at the “quirky” state college.
Senior Isabella Piccola Signs with Pace University Lax
Huntington senior Isabella Piccola has signed an NCAA Division II letter of intent to play lacrosse at Pace University in Pleasantville.
H-ton Senior Sarah Agrillo Signs with Duquesne University
Sarah Agrillo knows all about the ups and downs of being an athlete. She’s been sensational with the Blue Devil lacrosse team and was also forced to the sidelines for most of last spring after sustaining a knee injury requiring surgery to repair. The Huntington High School senior recently experienced one of the highs of sports, signing an NCAA Division I letter of intent to play for Duquesne University in Pittsburgh.
Nicole Abbondanelo Signs with Lehigh University
Nicole Abbondandelo loves to run. She enjoys it so much and she’s so good that the Huntington High School senior is taking it to the next level, signing an NCAA Division I letter of intent to compete on the Lehigh University cross country and indoor and outdoor track and field teams.
Emma Greenhill Inks NCAA Division I Letter of Intent
Emma Greenhill enjoys playing lacrosse so much and she’s so good at it that the next step in her career seems obvious. The Huntington High School senior has signed an NCAA Division I letter of intent to attend James Madison University in Virginia and play on the lax team there.
Amber Stieve Signs with Old Dominion University
Amber Stieve has made it official. The Huntington High School senior signed an NCAA Division I letter of intent to play lacrosse at Old Dominion University.
