Three Heritage High School athletes sign letters of intent

Three standout athletes from Heritage High School today signed national letters of intent to accept college athletic scholarships.

Gabe Kristall committed to playing Division II baseball at the University of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The 5-foot-11 outfielder competed for Western Baseball Academy, Dykstra Baseball and BRG Scoutball Games in addition to the Heritage High team, according to the announcement on the FieldLevel.com website.

"Gabe is a very talented player and I am very excited for him to continue his baseball career at the next level” said Heritage coach Scott Montgomery.

 

Niarosa Gyllenswan was one of the first two recruits to sign a letter to play soccer at the University of Jamestown, an NAIA school in Jamestown, North Dakota.

In 2017, Miarosa broke the record for most goals scored by a freshman at Heritage. She also holds the school career goal-scoring record. She also has served as varsity captain since her sophomore year.

"Rosie is a great addition to the Jimmies," said Jamestown coach Nick Becker. "Rosie not only adds a dynamic attacking ability, but also brings a wealth of leadership to the field. We are excited to see what Rosie will be capable of for the Jimmies!"

 

Irene Logan signed a letter to play golf for William Jessup University in Rocklin, California.