Del Mar Carmel Valley Sharks 96/97 team signs letters of intent
Congratulations to the DMCV Sharks 96/97 Girls Soccer team! Eighteen players signed Letters of Intent to play soccer this fall at 15 different universities. The San Diego Hall of Champions in Balboa Park hosted a National Letter of Intent signing day opportunity and KUSI-TV provided live coverage. Good luck to each as they play college soccer in the fall!
Elissya A. - UCI; Kristen C. - Point Loma Nazarene; Crystal C. - NC State; H uli D. - USD; Riley D. - Navy (2016) ; Brooklyn G. - Fordham; Adriana G. - Notre Dame D’Azur; Hannah K. - NC State; Franzisca K. - Stevens; Shelby L. - UCI; Melissa L. - Santa Clara; Kirsten M. - Mercer; Gianna M. - Auburn; Brooke M. - University of Hawaii - Hilo; Natalie S. - UC Davis; Jordan S. - Long Beach State; Samantha S. - Clemson; Sydney W. - NC State.
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