Windsor athletes sign to play in college
Published 10:08 am Friday, May 15, 2015
Six Windsor student-athletes recently signed with six different colleges to take their talents to the next level. From left, Courtney Morrill, equestrian, Virginia Tech; Daniel Klausmeier, tennis, Midland University; Morgan Whitley, softball, Richard Bland College; Lance Sexton, baseball, Randolph Macon College; Lindsay Ball, forensics, Liberty University; and Malcolm Greene, football, Newport News Apprentice School. — SUBMITTED
By Cain Madden
Managing Editor
cain.madden@tidewaternews.com
WINDSOR
Six Windsor High School students recently signed with six different colleges to participate in different programs at the next level.
At a pep rally to honor the athletes, Lindsay Ball, Malcolm Greene, Daniel Klausmeier, Courtney Morrill, Lance Sexton and Morgan Whitley all committed to schools near — and in the case of Klausmeier, far.
• Ball participated in forensics, a VHSL activity, and will be doing the same at Liberty University in Lynchburg. She had also played volleyball in high school.
• Greene will attend the Newport News Apprentice School and play football. In high school, the wide receiver had also been on the basketball and track teams.
• Tennis will be in the future of Klausmeier, and he will be on the courts at Midland University in Fremont, Nebraska. Daniel is the No. 1 player on the Dukes tennis team, and he plays doubles with his brother, Derek.
• Morrill will be on the equestrian team at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. She had been on the volleyball team.
• Sexton, star catcher for the Dukes, will play baseball on the next level at Randolph Macon College in Ashland.
• Whitley, infielder for the Lady Dukes, will play softball at the next level at Richard Bland College in Petersburg.
The students will all be recipients of athletic and academic assistance.