Signing Day: Seven Badin athletes make college choices

Seven student-athletes from Badin High School penned their athletic commitments for college on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at the school’s Winter Signing Reception in Mulcahey Gym. From far left are seniors Dylan Ballauer (baseball, Huntington University), Alex DeLong (football, Butler University), Marshall Flaig (football, Marian University), Kelly Havens (women’s soccer, Murray State University), Preston Heintzman (baseball, Edison State Community College), Sydney Rawlings (softball, Point Park University) and Adam Sherman (swimming, Ball State University). CONTRIBUTED

Seven student-athletes from Badin High School penned their athletic commitments for college on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at the school’s Winter Signing Reception in Mulcahey Gym. From far left are seniors Dylan Ballauer (baseball, Huntington University), Alex DeLong (football, Butler University), Marshall Flaig (football, Marian University), Kelly Havens (women’s soccer, Murray State University), Preston Heintzman (baseball, Edison State Community College), Sydney Rawlings (softball, Point Park University) and Adam Sherman (swimming, Ball State University). CONTRIBUTED
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By News Staff
Feb 5, 2020
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Seven student-athletes from Badin High made their college athletic commitments official during a reception in Mulcahey Gym on Wednesday morning.

Two of those are going Division I — Kelly Havens in women’s soccer at Murray State University in Murray, Ky. and Adam Sherman, who will swim at Ball State University in Muncie, Ind.

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Other commits include Alex DeLong (Butler University) and Marshall Flaig (Marian University) in football; Dylan Ballauer (Huntington University) and Preston Heintzman (Edison State Community College) in baseball and Sydney Rawlings (Point Park University) in softball.

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