Woodbury High School recognized 16 student-athletes that will participated in intercollegiate athletics for the 2023-2024 school year. Congratulations to the following student-athletes in committing to participate in college athletics on Wednesday, April 19, 2023.
Chloe Carlson - Rowing - Creighton University
Joey Moeller - Baseball - Gustavus Adolphus College
Paige Lienhard - Soccer - Wartburg College
Hannah Graunke - Hockey - St.Norbert College
Ava Hacker - Swimming - St. Catherine’s University
Arielle Ostman - Softball - Westfield State University
Carter Klein - Football - University of Wisconsin - River Falls
Erika Roepke - Hockey - Arcadia University
Jack Huberty - Baseball - Century College
Evan Prokopec - Baseball - Saint Marys University
Kiera Petersen - Volleyball - Gustavus Adolphus
Lucy Jacobson - Swimming - University of California - Santa Cruz
Sam Hoff - Lacrosse - Elmhurst University
Carter Bolin - Basketball - Bethel University
Cayden Narum - Basketball - Bethany Lutheran College
Elanore Robb - Alpine Ski - University of Maine - Farmington
Woodbury High School had 5 student-athletes sign national letters of intent to compete in college athletics for the winter signing period on Feb. 2, 2023. Congratulations to our Royals and their families on this great achievement!
Kayode Amusan - Football - Illinois State University
Keaton Brown - Football - Winona State University - Winona
Ugonna Okeke - Football - Concordia University - St. Paul
Dylan Longworth - Track/Cross Country - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Allison Hoschka - Women’s Lacrosse - McKendree University
(Left to Right): Dylan Longworth, Kayode Amusan, Keaton Brown, Ugonna Okeke, Allison Hoschka
Any WHS Student interested in playing NCAA athletics, can come to the NCAA Listening Session on Thursday, October 13, 2022 at 7:30 PM in the Lecture Hall. University of St. Thomas Compliance Officer Andrew Nelson will present about NCAA rules. Please complete this form to attend for us to estimate numbers in advance. If you are not able to complete the form, you may still attend the meeting.
The NCAA has made adjustments to requirements for students entering NCAA institutions for the 2021-22 school year. Please read the updated NCAA COVID-19 Information. Please see your Counselor with questions related to your your eligibility.
Here are two videos created by the NCAA that include information about eligibility standards related to COVID-19.
General NCAA and eligibility standards due to COVID-19 for students entering college 2021-2022.
Division I and Division II have different requirements for Core Courses, Test Scores, and Grade-Point Averages.
Please reference the Division I and Division II pages to see the requirements and upcoming changes in requirements.
More information can also be found on the NCAA Eligibility Center Website. www.eligibilitycenter.org
Student-Athletes who are interested in competing in Division I or Division II athletics must register with the NCAA Eligibility Center.
Core Course Requirements per NCAA Level: Division I, II or III
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12