Glen Rock Students Sign Collegiate Letters Of Intent

GLEN ROCK, NJ — Six borough high school athletes recently signed letters of intent to play collegiate athletics.

Ashton Dalessio

Senior Ashton Dalessio will play football at Springfield College. As a captain of the football team this year, Dalessio's speed made him a dangerous weapon on offense, defense, and special teams. He was a three-year varsity player, was named First Team All-NJIC.

Photo: Glen Rock High School Athletic Director Frank Violante, Nick Rogers, and Vionette Rogers

Nick Rogers

Rogers was a four-year varsity letter winner in soccer from 2015-2018. He ended his senior campaign with 22 goals and eight assists, ranking second on the team in both categories. He was a unanimous First Team All-NJIC selection and was voted the NJIC Colonial MVP for the 2018 season. He also received First Team All-Bergen County and First Team All-State honors. He will be playing soccer at Connecticut College next year.

Photo: Seated, from left: Tom Smith, Maggie Smith, and Amy Smith; standing, from left: Cross-country coach Stacie Gallo, and lacrosse coach Kyle McCourt

Maggie Smith

Smith will be playing lacrosse at the University of Scranton this fall. As a four-year letter winner and starter, she developed herself into a complete midfielder and leader. She has received all-conference and all-county accolades during her junior year, while exceeding 100 career points.

Photo, seated, from left: Glenn Reed, Emily Reed, and Tracy Reed; standing: Lacrosse coach Kyle McCourt

Emily Reed

Emily Reed is a four-year varsity award winner and starter. She became a solid leader of the defensive unit and a great role model for younger players. She will be continuing her playing career at the University of Scranton this fall.

Photo, seated, from left: Neil Bilbao, Seve Bilbao, and Maria Bilbao; standing: Anna Bilbao and football coach Jim Kurz

Seve Bilbao

Senior Seve Bilbao will play football at Millersville University in Pennsylvania. As a captain of the football team this year, Bilbao was a hard-hitting linebacker and running back. As a senior he was named first team All-NJIC.

Photo, seated, from left: Mike tuttle, Pierce Tuttle, and Janine Tuttle; standing, football coach Jim Kurz

Pierece Tuttle

Pierce Tuttle will play football at Pace University in New York. As a captain of the football team this year, Pierce was a fierce two-way lineman. A three-year varsity player, Pierce was named First Team All-NJIC and Second Team All-Bergen County.

Email: daniel.hubbard@patch.com

Lead photo: Seated, from left: Lee Isonio, Ashton Dalessio, and Jenn Isonio; standing, from left: Jack Camp and football coach Jim Kurz

All photos courtesy of Glen Rock High School