Before their final home game of the season, the Westminster girls lacrosse program celebrated nine seniors for their leadership, dedication, and contributions to the program during a special Senior Night ceremony.
Miranda Barnes, accompanied by her parents Mike and Antoinette Barnes, has played lacrosse for five years and served as Vice President of Unity Club. She will attend Howard University to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Savanna Cassidy, joined by her parents Pam and Ed Cassidy, has been a four-year member of the program and plans to attend Lindenwood University to study Business.
Kamia Cleveland was recognized alongside Tonja Cleveland, George Cleveland, and Aniya Cleveland. Kamia has played four years of lacrosse while also serving as a leader in Unity Club and manager for the girls volleyball team. She plans to study Digital Design at Grand Canyon University.
Candace DeLaney, accompanied by her mother Cieara DeLaney and grandmother Candace DeLaney, has been part of the program for five years. A President of Unity Club and Yearbook photographer and editor, Candace earned a full academic scholarship to the University of Missouri.
Edde Sue Doehring, joined by her parents Scott and Rebecca Doehring, has competed in lacrosse, tennis, and swimming during her four years at Westminster. She will attend Auburn University to study Business.
Maggie Feeney, accompanied by her parents Karyn and Tim Feeney, has been a five-year member of the program and plans to attend Indiana University Bloomington to study Public Health on a Physical Therapy track.
Blair Liggett, joined by her mother Rebecca Liggett, has played four years of lacrosse while also competing in tennis and swimming and serving as a Peer Counselor and member of the Spiritual Life Team. She will attend Belmont University to study Nursing.
Ava Sicard, accompanied by her parents Angie and Mike Sicard, has been part of the lacrosse program for six years and plans to study Nursing at the University of Missouri.
The Wildcats also honored Grace Skoultchi, joined by her parents Alan and Becky Skoultchi. Grace has played six years of lacrosse and plans to attend the University of Missouri to study Nursing.
Westminster thanks this senior class for its impact on the girls lacrosse program and wishes each of them success in their future endeavors.
