Sports
Glen Cove Student-Athletes Commit To College Teams
These students will be taking their academic and athletic talents to the next level.

The athletic department at Glen Cove High School hosted a College Bound Recognition Day on April 26 for graduating seniors who have committed to play collegiate sports in their respective academic institutions.
Athletic Director Denise Kiernan led the event, which was attended by students and their families, coaches, guidance counselors, Glen Cove High School administrators and Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Technology Dr. Michael Israel.



“As a former college-student athlete myself, nothing could be more exciting than celebrating the achievements and accomplishments of the student-athletes before you today,” Kiernan said. “Playing at the college level requires a tremendous amount of desire, determination and focus to be successful. It is with these qualities that I ask all of you to endure and execute as you begin your journey as college-students athletes. I wish all of you the best of luck. Make Glen Cove proud!”
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Congratulations to the following students:
- Grace Brady— Point Loma Nazarene University, Division 2 Basketball
- Jared Buehre— Gwynedd Mercy University, Division 3 Lacrosse
- Alex Cota— University of Bridgeport, Division 2 Soccer
- Tristyn Hudson— University of the Cumberlands, Division 2 Lacrosse
- Matthew Pemberton— University of Akron, Division 1 Air Rifle
- Michael Puetzer— Stony Brook University, Division 1 Football
- Chris Sanders— Carroll University, Division 3 Lacrosse
- Brian Shannon— Queens College, Division 2 Baseball
- Michael Thurmond— Undecided, Track and Field
- Grace Woods— Mount Holyoke, Division 2 Basketball
- Alyssa Zangari— Molloy College, Division 2 Lacrosse
Story by Syntax Photos courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District:
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- Glen Cove seniors who are playing sports at the collegiate level are pictured with guidance counselors, coaches, as well as school and district administrators.
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