West Essex Area Mount St. Dominic Students Sign Collegiate Letters of Intent

by Carolyne Volpe Curley / Carolyne@WestEssexNOW.com
Published 3:21pm 

Back row, from left: Karissa Astrella, Alexis Havrilla, Abigail Ortman, Amanda Corbosiero and Kimberly Deluca Front row, from left: Jillian Harris, Bria Bartsch, Olivia Gemma and Kylie Freer Credit: Linda Stewart

CALDWELL, NJ - Mount Saint Dominic Academy announced that nine of their students have signed letters of intent to play collegiate athletics. Caldwell residents' Alexis Havrilla and Abigail Ortman, Fairfield resident Olivia Gemma, Roseland resident Amanda Corbosiero and Verona resident Jillian Harris and will be joining their classmates in a commitment to continue playing sports at the college level. 

The students who have signed letters of intent are as follows:
Karissa Astrella

• Astrella will play softball at Muhlenberg College
  

Bria Bartsch

• Bartsch, from Montville, has signed to play softball at The College of New Jersey
  

Amanda Corbosiero

• Corbosiero will run Cross-country and Track at University of Richmond
  

Kim DeLuca

• DeLuca will be on the Track and Field team, participating in pole vaulting, at New Jersey Institute of Technology
  

Kylie Freer

• Freer will play volleyball at Stevens Institute of Technology
  

Olivia Gemma

• Gemma will play softball at Stevens Institute of Technology
  

Jillian Harris

• Harris will play softball at The College of New Jersey
  

Alexis Havrilla

• Havrilla will play softball at Wheaton College, Massachusetts
  

Abigail Ortman

• Ortman will be participating on the swim team at James Madison University
  

Further Information
Mount Saint Dominic Academy
Head of School: Sr. Frances Sullivan, OP ’60
3 Ryerson Avenue
Caldwell, NJ  07006
973-226-0660
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Mount Saint Dominic Academy, in Caldwell, New Jersey, is a Catholic college preparatory school, dedicated to the education of young women from a variety of ethnic, religious and economic backgrounds. Since 1892, The Mount has been empowering young women in the Dominican tradition.