Molly Chapman: Class of 2025

Drew University

Molly Chapman, #5 is attending Drew University and is playing for the Rangers Women's Basketball Team.

Bailey Chapman: Class of 2023

St. Thomas Aquinas College

Bailey Chapman, #2 is attending St. Thomas Aquinas College and is playing for the Spartan Women's Basketball Team. She is also getting some valuable minutes as a freshman in each game.

Ally Sweeney: Class of 2023

University of Richmond

Ally Sweeney, #14 is attending the University of Richmond and is playing for the Spiders Division 1 Women's Basketball team. Ally is playing at the one and two position and has earned some valuable minutes at the beginning of her freshman season. She won the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week for 12/18/23.

Brynn McCurry: Class of 2023

Villanova University

Brynn McCurry #13 is attending Villanova University and is playing for the Villanova Wildcats. She has made a full recovery from a 2022-2023 ACL surgery and is seeing some really good floor time for the Wildcats her freshman year.

Alexa Acker: SHS Class of 2022

Colgate University

Alexa is currently playing on the Colgate Softball team as a pitcher. She has pitched in over 15 games thus far and had a successful Fall Ball Season.

Emily Dilger: SHS Class of 2019

Salisbury University

Graduated from SHS in 2019. Emily played at Salisbury University all four years.

Emily earns all-conference honors for the first time in her career after becoming the Sea Gulls' most consistent performer throughout the season. She appeared in all 25 contests with 15 starts, averaging 8.3 points, 6.4 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 1.2 steals and one block over 21.9 minutes per game. Dilger ranks third in the C2C in blocks per game and seventh in offensive rebounds per contest (2.3), while also ranking in the top 25 in scoring, total rebounding and field goal percentage (.415)

Brianna Falco: SHS Class of 2019

Monmouth University

Brianna graduated from SHS in 2019 and has attended Monmouth University where she is currently playing Women's Lacrosse.

She has played for the Monmouth Hawks all four years.

HONORS/ACCOLADES

2022 Second Team All-MAAC
MAAC All-Academic Team (2021, 2022)
2022 Chi Alpha Sigma honoree

Erin Walsh: SHS Class of 2018

Johns Hopkins University

Erin Walsh graduated from SHS in 2018 and has attended and played for the JH Blue Jays for 4 years.

Single Season- Blocks - 31 - T-17thCareer- Blocks - 67 - T-13thAccolades- 2021-22 Team Captain2021-22- Started all 27 games, averaging 6.6 points, 3.7 rebounds, 1.1 assists, and 0.8 blocks per game- Played 625 minutes (23.1/game), totaling 179 points, 99 rebounds, 29 assists, and 22 blocks- Had nine points (3-5) in 17 minutes at Stevenson on 11/12- Finished with eight points and seven rebounds in 29 minutes at Muhlenberg on 11/20- Totaled eight points, five rebounds, and a steal vs. Gettysburg on 11/23- Scored a career-high 16 points (7-12) and grabbed nine rebounds vs. Dickinson on 01/06- Had another near double-double with 13 points, eight rebounds, and five assists in 26 minutes vs. Swarthmore on 01/18- Had seven points, six rebounds, and two assists at Swarthmore on 01/29- Scored 14 points (5-9) and grabbed three boards vs. Haverford on 02/05- Finished with seven points, four rebounds, a steal and a block in an upset win at Gettysburg on 02/10- Had 10 points and seven rebounds vs. Ursinus on 02/19- Scored 10 points, grabbed three rebounds, and had three assists in 22 minutes at Gettysburg in the Centennial Championship

Erin Scott: SHS Class of 2018

New York University

NFCA Third Team All-Region IV
Second Team All-UAA
UAA Athlete of the Week – Hitter (5/9/22)
Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete
NYU Student-Athlete Academic Achievement Award
UAA Spring Sport All-Academic
Played in and started 33 games, recording hits in 26
Notched home runs in back-to-back games vs. Brandeis (4/24) and Mount Saint Mary (4/26)
Recorded a nine-game hitting streak, notching four doubles and 10 RBIs during that span (3/17-30)
Led team in batting average (.414), OPS (1.111), hits (41), doubles (8), home runs (5), RBIs (29), total bases (64), slugging percentage (.646), on-base percentage (.465), sacrifice flies (3), and had the third most stolen bases (5)
Led the UAA in batting average (.414), the fourth-best in a single season in NYU program history
Put up fifth-best single-season on-base percentage (.465), slugging percentage (.646), and OPS (1.111) in program history
Tied for the fourth-most home runs (4) and tied for the second-most sacrifice flies (2) in a single season in program history