Wooster High athletes make college commitments
Cooper Laughlin was one of the athletes from Wooster High who committed to continue his education and athletic career at college. Laughlin will play lacrosse at Division II Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida.
The Wooster High School Athletic Department held a National Signing Day event on Feb. 7 to recognize senior student-athletes who have committed to continue playing their sport at the next level.
Caleb Kostohryz will continue his academic and swim careers at Wittenberg University. Kostohryz is a district qualifier and four-year letterwinner, plus NEAC All-Star. He was a member of Wooster’s 2022, 2023 and 2024 OCC champion teams and 2023 and 2024 NEAC champion teams. He also is a member of the school’s track team and student-athlete leadership team.
Natalie Gibson will continue her academic and lacrosse careers at Malone University. Gibson is a two-year letterwinner in lacrosse and also is a member of Wooster’s girls soccer and wheelchair basketball teams, as well as the student-athlete leadership team.
Amber Street will continue her academic and lacrosse careers at Capital University. Street is a four-year letterwinner in lacrosse and has been nominated for the Great Lakes National Lacrosse Team. She also has been a member of Wooster’s cheerleading program and is a member of the student-athlete leadership team.
Emily Williams will continue her academic and lacrosse careers at Otterbein University. Williams is a four-year letterwinner in lacrosse, plays for Ohio Premiere Travel Lacrosse in the offseason and is a member of Wooster’s student-athlete leadership team.
Cooper Laughlin will continue his academic and lacrosse careers at Palm Beach Atlantic University. Laughlin is a four-year varsity starter in lacrosse and a two-year captain, All-Region honoree his sophomore and junior years, and All-Ohioan his junior year. He also is a member of Wooster’s boys golf team and student-athlete leadership team.
Anthony Sines will continue his academic and football careers at Allegheny College. Sines is a two-time All-OCC honoree in football and three-year varsity letterwinner. He also is a member of the WHS boys basketball team, track team and student-athlete leadership team.