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Seven Stillwater seniors sign letters of intent to compete at the collegiate level

A group of seven students poses together, with two males and five females, in front of a display case filled with trophies. The male in the front center is sitting at a table with papers and a pen. The students are wearing various school apparel and smiling towards the camera.

Seven Stillwater High School seniors put pen to paper Thursday, May 7, 2026, signing letters of intent to play their sports at the collegiate level. Gathered in the Lilac Lobby with family, friends, students, staff and coaches in attendance, the event marked the next step for the student-athletes as they committed to competing in college while pursuing their academic and athletic goals.

“Soccer is a sport I love, and it has been a long-term goal of mine to play in college,” said senior Sadie Hazen, who will attend SUNY Canton in the fall to play soccer and study graphic and multimedia design. 

Fellow senior Katie Coogan, currently in her final softball season at Stillwater High School, will continue playing at St. Lawrence University, where she will major in biology. 

“I couldn’t imagine giving up a sport that has been such a huge part of my life,” Coogan said. “I’m excited for the opportunity to compete at a higher level while continuing my education.”

Senior Eziyon Medina will compete in track and field at the University of New Haven, where he plans to study international business after narrowing his choices to that school and Albany State University in Georgia. He said he chose the University of New Haven after “discovering how amazing the campus is and how strong the programs are in teaching and helping people.”

“People say it feels like home, and I think I’d be a great fit,” Medina said. “It’ll be a great place to start my life and career.”  

Senior Abigail Mack is unique among the student-athletes in that her sport, gymnastics, is not offered at Stillwater High School. A competitive gymnast since she was 7 years old, Mack trained at Cartwheels Gymnastics Center before switching to World Class Gymnastics Academy her freshman year of high school, where she has competed ever since. She plans to continue gymnastics at Utica University in the fall while studying physical education.

“I chose to continue gymnastics at Utica University because it gives me the opportunity to keep growing in a sport I love while performing at a higher level and being part of a close-knit environment,” Mack said. “Since gymnastics is not offered at Stillwater High School, competing in college will be a very different experience because I will finally be able to train and compete as part of an official school team.”

When it comes to balancing academics with the demands of collegiate-level sports, Coogan said she expects it to be “more competitive and demanding” than high school, especially while studying biology, but she “knows the experience will help me grow both as a player and a person.”

Hazen agreed that playing at a higher level will be different from high school, in addition to adjusting to college life. “But I’m excited and ready for the challenges and experiences that come with playing at SUNY Canton,” she said. 

The full list of students, along with their colleges of choice, areas of study and sports, can be viewed below.

Congratulations to these student athletes!

  • Broghan Feguer 
    • Wentworth Institute of Technology
    • Civil Engineering
    • Lacrosse
  • Katie Coogan
    • St. Lawrence University
    • Biology
    • Softball
  • Abigail Mack
    • Utica University 
    • Physical Education 
    • Gymnastics
  • Sadie Hazen 
    • SUNY Canton
    • Graphic/Multimedia Design
    • Soccer
  • Brooke Coon
    • Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
    • Doctor of Pharmacy
    • Soccer, Track & Field
  • Bridget Coon
    • Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC)
    • Health Sciences
    • Soccer, Track & Field
  • Eziyon Medina
    • University of New Haven
    • International Business 
    • Track and Field
A young woman with long, wavy blonde hair is sitting at a table covered with a maroon cloth, writing on a piece of paper. She is wearing a red sweatshirt that reads "St. Lawrence." Next to her on the table are trophies and stuffed animals, including a bear and items related to softball.
Senior Katie Coogan will play softball at St. Lawrence University and major in biology.
A young man with curly hair wearing a hoodie sits at a table, smiling and looking down at a sheet of paper.
Senior Eziyon Medina will compete in track and field at the University of New Haven and study international business.
Three young women sitting at a table in front of a display of trophies, wearing shirts representing different universities. All are smiling towards the camera.
Senior Bridget Coon (left) will compete in soccer and track and field at Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) while majoring in health sciences. Senior Abigail Mack (middle) will attend Utica University to compete in gymnastics and study physical education. Senior Brooke Coon (right) will attend the Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, where she will study pharmacy while competing in soccer and track and field.
A teenage girl with long blonde hair is smiling, wearing a dark hoodie. She is seated at a table, and there are trophies displayed behind her.
Senior Sadie Hazen will play soccer at SUNY Canton and study graphic and multimedia design.
A student sitting at a table with a pen in hand, appearing to sign a document, while his coach stands behind him. The setting includes trophy cases in the background.
Senior Broghan Feguer will play lacrosse at the Wentworth Institute of Technology and study civil engineering.
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