LBHS seniors sign letters of intent

Posted Thursday, December 11, 2014 12:00 am

Max Willard, far left, Kelsey Larson, Nick Nigro, and Matt Varian recently signed letters of intent and committed to continue their athletic involvement in college.

Courtesy Long Beach School District

Four Long Beach High School seniors have committed to college athletic teams and recently signed letters of intent. Kelsey Larson, Nick Nigro, Matt Varian and Max Willard were recognized during a gathering held after school on Nov. 24.

Larson will play softball at Dowling University, Nigro will join the lacrosse team at the University of Tampa, Varian will play lacrosse at Drexel University and Willard will be part of the swim team at Binghamton University.

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LBHS seniors sign letters of intent

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