Local Pride: 35 WFHS Seniors Commit to Collegiate Sports Programs

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William Floyd High School recently held its annual spring signing day, celebrating 35 senior student-athletes who committed to collegiate sports. The event took place in the school's west gymnasium, attended by family, friends, and coaches.

The ceremony recognized students from various sports. In baseball, Angelo Velez committed to SUNY Old Westbury. Basketball players Joey McLaurin Jr. and Shy Hawkins will join Hartwick College and Syracuse University, respectively.

The event also honored cheerleaders Savannah Bell, who will attend Farmingdale State College, and Jayla Rivera, heading to Nova Southeastern University. In field hockey, Victoria Nelson committed to American International College.

Football saw multiple commitments, including Matthew Campos to Norwich University and Donovan Codrington to Western Connecticut State University. Athletes from golf, lacrosse, softball, tennis, track & cross country, volleyball, and wrestling also made commitments, highlighting the school's diverse athletic talent.