Seven Kenston student-athletes announced their commitments to continue their playing careers in college on November 10. The group gathered for a ceremony in the Kenston High School Gymnasium recognizing the Bombers' accomplishments during their careers.

The list included the following student-athletes:

SEDONA GORDON
Sedona has been a member of the Kenston cheerleading squad all four years of high school, participating in both the football and basketball seasons. She is also a competitive cheerleader at Step One All-Stars North in Chesterland. She is in her fifth year there where she has competed at the national level as both a flyer and tumbler. Next year, she will become a member of the coed cheerleading program at Morehead State University.

EMILY GRUBICH
Emily has been a member of the Kenston volleyball, basketball and softball teams but will continue her volleyball playing career at the University of Mount Union. In volleyball, Emily finished her volleyball career with four varsity letters, three All-Conference, and three All-District awards and is in the program Top 10 in each of the following categories:
• Aces in a Career: 9th with 73
• Assists in a Season: 8th with 499, 3rd with 708
• Digs in a Career: 7th with 594
• Assists in a Career: 1st with 1,617

TUCKER MEEKS
Tucker has been a member of the Kenston football and lacrosse teams but will continue his lacrosse playing career at Lenoir-Rhyne University. In lacrosse, Tucker has earned a varsity letter all three years, All-Conference twice, and All-Region twice. With still a season remaining, Tucker already holds several Top Five program records in lacrosse, including:
• Ground Balls in a Career: 4th with 204
• Ground Balls in a Season: 4th with 118
• Turnovers Caused in a Season: 2nd with 56, 1st with 61
• Turnovers Caused in a Career: 1st with 144

CLAIRE MUZZIO
Claire has been a member of the Kenston volleyball team all four years and will continue her playing career at Catawba College in the sport of beach volleyball. She finished her career with two varsity letters, two Conference Scholar-Athlete awards and was a contributing member of the 2025 WRC and District Championship-winning team.

QUINN ROBERTSON
Quinn has been a member of the Kenston softball team all three years and will continue her playing career at Rider University. Quinn has earned a varsity letter all three years, All-Conference twice, and All-District once. With still a season remaining, Quinn already holds several Top Five program pitching records, including:
• ERA in a Career: 5th with 3.55
• Wins in a Season: 5th with 12, 2nd with 15
• Wins in a Career: 2nd with 34
• Strikeouts in a Season: 5th with 150, 3rd with 173
• Strikeouts in a Career: 2nd with 464

BRYCE STOTTER
Bryce has been a member of the Kenston baseball team all three years and will continue his playing career at Allegheny College. Bryce has earned two varsity letters and two Conference Scholar-Athlete Awards. He is coming off of a junior season where as a pitcher, he appeared in nine games, pitched 27 innings, struck out 31 batters, and held a 1-1 record with a 3.89 ERA.

HUNTER YATES
Hunter has been a member of the Kenston golf and basketball teams all four years but will continue his golf playing career at Shawnee State University. In golf, Hunter earned a varsity letter all four years, a Conference Scholar-Athlete Award, All-Conference twice, two Team MVP awards, and was a District Qualifier his junior season. He finished his senior year with a 40-shot nine-hole average in dual matches and 81-shot 18-hole average in tournament play.