Senior DVHS volleyball player Trevor Johnson (front row, center) with his parents, Matt and Liz Johnson and head coach Adam Holdredge, brother Thomas Johnson and assistant coach Heather Holdredge. (
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DVHS senior Bradley Coe (front row center) with his brother, Mason Coe, mother LeAndra Coe and (back row l-r) head coach Keith Olsommer, father Bradley Coe, sister Lilliana Coe, guidance counselor Crystal Ross and high school principal Dr. Nicole Cosentino.
Senior Sarah Seltzer (front row center) with her mother and father, Penny and Scott Seltzer and (back row l-r) brother, Joseph Seltzer, assistant coach Karley May, head coach Evan Bates, and brother Michael Seltzer.
Senior Aidan Hyams (bottom row center) with his parents, Mitchell and Jennifer Hyams, and (back row l-r) head coach Sean Giblin, grandmother Peggy Grundstrom, brother Evan Hyams, high school principal Dr. Nicole Cosentino , and guidance counselor Molly Blaut.
Three Delaware Valley High School student athletes signed letters of intent to play sports at their respective colleges next year.
Volleyball player Trevor Johnson signed with Div. III Arcadia University. The outside hitter plans to major in business and is the son of Matt and Liz Johnson of Milford.
Football player Bradley Coe signed with Div. III Misericordia University. The wide receiver was also a member of the track and field team. The wide receiver plans to major in sports management and is the son of Bradley and LeAndra Coe of Milford.
Senior wrestler Sarah Seltzer (155 lb. weight class) signed with Div. III Cedar Crest College. A co-captain on the wrestling team for the past two seasons, she also was recognized on the All-Academic wrestling team in the state of Pennsylvania and was a member of the marching band, National Honor Society and the track and field team. Sarah plans to dual major in criminal justice and psychology and is the daughter of Scott and Penny Seltzer of Shohola.
Senior right fielder Aidan Hyams signed with Div. II Southern Connecticut State University where he plans to major in athletic training. As a junior, he was recognized as a Lackawanna League All-Star. He was a member of SAAC and the Warrior Leadership Committee. He is the son of Mitchell and Jennifer Hyams of Milford.