National signing day: See where York-Adams student-athletes are playing sports in college

Senior high school football players across the country were able to make their college decisions binding for the first time Wednesday, Dec. 20 by signing a national letter of intent.

Three YAIAA football players made signed first thing Wednesday morning: Central York running back Juelz Goff with the University of Pittsburgh and Spring Grove lineman Michael Hershey and York High lineman Michael McMonigle with the University of Maryland.

Goff was named YAIAA Offensive Player of the Year by GameTimePA after rushing for 1,623 yards and 31 touchdowns this season.

Hershey was a dominant two-way tackle for Spring Grove and will likely play offensive guard in college. He's currently one of the top heavyweight wrestlers in the state. It's possible he could line up next to McMonigle in college. The 6-foot-6 York High senior missed the end of his senior season with a knee injury and will likely redshirt but will eventually play offensive tackle in college.

Related: They've been football rivals. Now these York County linemen will be Division I teammates

Related: Meet the GameTimePA 2023 YAIAA football all-stars and Players of the Year

Aspiring Division I and Division II athletes not playing football or basketball can sign letters of intent from Nov. 8 through Aug. 1, 2024. Aspiring Division I basketball players players can sign during an early period from Nov. 8 to Nov. 15 and aspiring Division I football players can sign during an early period from Dec. 20 to Dec. 22.

The regular period for Division I basketball is April 17 to May 15, 2024 and the regular period for Division I football is Feb. 7 to April 1. Division II basketball and football players can sign until Aug. 1 like other sports.

The York Daily Record will list all the YAIAA athletes committing to play NCAA Division I, II and III athletics. This list will be updated throughout the school year as more commitments are announced.

Please send information about commitments to Matt Allibone (email: mallibone@ydr.com; X formerly known as Twitter: @bad2theallibone) and Shelly Stallsmith (email: mstallsmith@ydr.com; X formerly known as Twitter @ShelStallsmith).

Central York

Cammble Sterner, Penn State Mont Alto, softball

Ella Heap, West Chester, softball

Anna Scott, Trinity, field hockey

Hayley Green, Shippensburg, cross country/track and field

Aniyah Marie Trippett, Long Island University, acrobatics and tumbling

Hailey Dipiano, Lebanon Valley College, soccer

Juelz Goff, Pittsburgh, football

Wyatt Dillon, Lock Haven, wrestling

Joe Alu, Bloomsburg, football

Domenic Grove, California University of Pennsylvania, football

Kyle Groman, Shippensburg, football

Ethan Carlos, California University of Pennsylvania, football

Ulonnam Ukattah, Shippensburg, football

Dallastown

Danielle Kapsak, Muhlenberg, field hockey

Shelby Vernon, Susquehanna University, soccer

Kamden Sowers, Widener, baseball

Julia Havice, University of Rhode Island, swimming

Emily Way, North Carolina State, swimming

Kiara McNealy, East Stroudsburg, soccer

Teaghen Rieder, McDaniel, field hockey

Zachary Leiphart, Chatham University, baseball

Ethan Shultz, Virginia Wesleyan, baseball

Jonathan Miller, Penn State York, baseball

Eastern York

Arianna Seitz, Clarion, basketball

Kiera Young, State University of New York at Fredonia, lacrosse

Stella Rohrbaugh, Youngstown State University, lacrosse

Kaydence Strange, Lock Haven, track and field

Alexis Kirkessner, Stevenson University, softball

Kennard-Dale

Adam Loucks, Fairmont State, baseball

Littlestown

Ryan Jones, Canisius University, baseball

Christopher Meakin, Frostburg State, basketball

New Oxford

Kylan Lamke, Maine, football

Brennan Holmes, IUP, football

Ryan Carver, University of Indianapolis, lacrosse

Jarret Bitzer, Wingate, lacrosse

Coy Baker, Penn State Harrisburg, baseball

Austin Bachota, St. Vincent College, baseball

Sydney Winpigler, Roanoke College, lacrosse

Keira Linebaugh, Hood College, lacrosse

Daelyn Hardnack, Davis & Elkins College, lacrosse

Morgan Miller, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, gymnastics

Makenzie Adams, Messiah College, volleyball

Northeastern

Caden Blanchette, University of Connecticut, golf

Red Lion

Kait Boudah, Penn State Harrisburg, soccer

Jodi Grove, Penn State Dubois, softball

Hannah Kramer, Shippensburg, soccer

Hailey Johnson, Ursinus, field hockey

Trista Webster, Robert Wesleyn University, cross country

Izz Provenzano, Lock Haven, lacrosse

Charlotte Grove, Penn State Harrisburg, field hockey

South Western

Ayden Wysocki, IUP, football

Colton Beck, Shippensburg, football

Jeremy Carter, Lebanon Valley, football

Spring Grove

Emma Evans, Lebanon Valley College, track and field

Claire Elliott, College of Mount Saint Vincent, soccer

McKenzie Boyer, Eastern University, volleyball

Laila Campbell, LSU, track and field

Michael Hershey, Maryland, football

Landon Bailey, Shippensburg, football

Cowan Ruhland, Bloomsburg, football

West York

Faith Walker, Duquesne, basketball

York Catholic

Paige O'Brien, Alvernia, basketball

Meredith Smith, University of Mary Washington, basketball

Amanda Reed, Georgetown, lacrosse

Alexis Courtright, Marywood, cross country

Ryan Oathout, McDaniel, soccer

Briana Bradley, Loyola University, cross country

York High

Michael McMonigle, York High, football

York Suburban

Finley Smith, Mansfield, field hockey

Grace Koloras, Muhlenberg, field hockey

Morgan Shealer, Christopher Newport, field hockey

Kirra Hyder, New Jersey Institute of Technology, soccer

Janay Rissmiller, University of Mary Washington, basketball

This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: National signing day: See where YAIAA athletes are playing in college