Several Delaware Valley grads to play sports at the college level
Milford. The recent graduates held signing ceremonies earlier this year.
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| 10 Jun 2024 | 10:40
L-R Front: Dawn Sukovich, Scarlet Sukovich, and Mike Sukovich. L-R Back: Assistant soccer coach Jeff Luhrs, coach Abe, coach Jenn, Nolan (brother), assistant soccer coach Brian Sweeney, DVHS Principal Lou DeLauro, and head soccer coach Kevin Quinn. (
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L-R Front: Mavie Alario, senior Sophie Alario, and Fernando Alario. L-R Middle: Abuela Kuky, Kamila (sister) and Aunt Laura. L-R Back: DV Athletic Director Sean Giblin, head soccer coach Kevin Quinn, assistant soccer coach Brian Sweeney, assistant soccer coach Jeff Luhrs, DVHS Principal Lou DeLauro, and guidance counselor Crystal Ross. (
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L-R Front: Jesse Hawke (brother), Lawson Hawke, and Beth Hawke. L-R Back: Head baseball coach Mike Murray and DV Athletic Director Sean Giblin. (
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L-R Front: Frannie Russo (sister), Nino Russo, Bobby Russo, Robin Russo and John Russo (brother). L-R Back: DV Athletic Director Sean Giblin, cross country head coach Audrey Dennis, track head coach Nick Quaglia, and guidance counselor Jess Favorito. (
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L-R Front: Jacque Kraszewski, Luke Kraszewski, and Kurt Kraszewski. L-R Back: DVHS Principal Lou DeLauro and head baseball coach Mike Murray. (
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Prior to the June 7 sendoff, several Class of 2024 Delaware Valley seniors signed letters of intent to play their desired sports with notable colleges throughout the country. The school district recently shared those announcements, as well as the students’ higher education aspirations.
Luke Kraszewski, the son of Kurt and Jacque Kraszewski of Milford, signed on to play baseball with Wilkes University, a Division III school. Kraszewski played center field with DVHS, was a captain on the DV baseball team, and a member of National Honor Society and Student Athletic Advisory Committee. He plans to study meteorology.
Robert Russo, the son of Nino and Robin Russo of Milford, signed on to play cross country/track with Marywood University, also a Division III school. He was a distance runner and a member of the Del.Aware newspaper staff, Student Athletic Advisory Committee, and FBLA. He also served as the photographer for the baseball team. In 2023, he was a part of the cross-country team when they won Leagues. In 2024, his 4 x 8 relay team won Leagues and that same team placed third in Districts. He plans to major in multimedia communication with a focus on sports media.
Lawson Hawke, the son of Beth Hawke of Milford, will also be heading to Marywood to play baseball. He played middle infield for DVHS and was a team captain both his junior and senior years. He was also a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee. He plans to study exercise science and coaching.
Sophie Alario, the daughter of Fernando and Mavie Alario of Milford, signed on to play soccer with Rutgers University, also a Division III school. She plans to major in athletic training at Rutgers.
Scarlet Sukovich, the daughter of Mike and Dawn Sukovich of Milford, plans to play soccer for Rivier University, a Division III school as well. She was a first team All-State selection while playing at DVHS and plans to major in exercise science at Rivier.