Rocky Point Eagles Athletes Soar Into The Future


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This week Rocky Point High School recognized 11 of their seniors at a commemorative college commitment day to celebrate the next chapter of their academic and athletic careers.

Rocky Point welcomed the students, family members, coaches and administrators together to celebrate their achievements. These athletes not only excelled at their respective sports but also continued to impress academically while juggling an athletic schedule.

The event was hosted by Jonathon Rufa, the district’s director of health, physical education, intramurals and athletics.Mr. Rufa shared highlights of each students’ high school athletic career before inviting them to each sign a pledge to continue to be stellar representatives of the Rocky Point school community.

This is the list of each athlete and which schools they have selected to continue their careers with:

Ariana Amato, cheerleading, Long Island University

Matthew Armstrong, soccer, SUNY Old Westbury

Jack Ferrie, soccer, Suffolk County Community College

Jeremy Graham, baseball, Hudson Valley Community College

Jack Hopkins, baseball, University of Mount Saint Vincent

Julia Koprowski, basketball, SUNY Farmingdale State College

Makayla Style, dance, University of South Carolina

Katelyn Tilmont, soccer, SUNY Buffalo State University

Riley Trentowski, cross country/track, East Stroudsburg University

Ella Velazquez, cheerleading, Hofstra University

Alexandra Viera, wrestling, Sacred Heart University

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