In 2019, seniors Kevin Bartosh and Mikayla Moats signed their National letters of intent. Kevin’s was for Penn State track-and-field, and Mikayla’s was for East Stroudsburg University soccer.
Both students feel as though, after they signed the letters, they were stress-free.
“It takes some pressure off me. I still need to keep working hard in order to maintain NCAA eligibility and get ready for a big season,” said Bartosh.
“It was very stress-free afterwards,” Moats said.
“I didn’t have any second thoughts,” Bartosh added. “I took a couple other visits, but I knew all along where I wanted to go.”
Mikayla also commented that she did not have any other colleges in mind and that she was very happy with the decision she made to commit to ESU.
Moats and Bartosh are ready to get out of high school and start playing on the fields at their college.
“It’s truly an honor. It’s crazy to think about all the great alumni who have gone through this outstanding university. I can’t wait to be a part of something huge,” Bartosh said.
Both of these students have big aspirations for the time they are going to their colleges.
“One thing I want to achieve at Penn State is greatness; I have an incredible opportunity,” Bartosh said.
“Hopefully, [I will] start all four years,” Moats said.
The Tiger Times 
Posted on February 6, 2020 by thetigertimes7
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