Athletics
NCAA Eligibility
College-Prep Athletics
The strength of Magnificat’s Athletic Program is evident not only in our team records and variety of sports offered, but also in the number of student-athletes who go on to play at the collegiate level. Each year, approximately 10-15 commit to join Division I, II, or III athletic teams in college.
Class of 2026
Basketball: Gemma Wichmann - Loyola University Chicago
Flag Football: Erin Rosfelder - John Carroll University
Golf: Kristina Chill - Florida Southern College
Lacrosse: Alena Martinez - Catawba College
Lacrosse: Grace Quinn - University of Connecticut
Rowing: Jordan Rossoll - Canisius University
Tennis: Molly Williams - John Carroll University
Volleyball: Sydney Borowy - University of Connecticut
Volleyball: Lindsey Murphy - Elon University
Class of 2025
Basketball: Charlotte Pap - Allegheny College
Basketball: Reese Roggenburk - Stonehill College
Basketball: Sofia Wilson - Mercyhurst University
Bowling: Dottie Sayles - Wright State University
Field Hockey: Tea Jerro - Depauw University
Field Hockey: Alice Stein - Haverford College
Golf: Maureen O’Leary - Loyola University Chicago
Golf: Avery Paez - Mercyhurst University
Golf: Cammy Reed - Northern Kentucky University
Rowing: Sophie Factora - Marietta College
Soccer: Miranda Bena - Ursuline College
Soccer: Gabby Garcia - University of Detroit Mercy
Soccer: Mary Garcia - University of Detroit Mercy
Soccer: Julia Low - Mercyhurst University
Swimming: Chloe Pisanelli - Milwaukee School of Engineering
Tennis: Anna Mancino - Cleveland State University
Volleyball: Ava Carney - Bucknell University
For students wishing to pursue collegiate athletics, the NCAA has its own requirements for academic eligibility. To see specific requirements for collegiate Division I and Division II athletics, the following is recommended:
1. Visit the Eligibility Center Website: https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/
2. Click “Register” and create a free profile page
3. Once you have a free profile, on the website you can find details about academic eligibility, a guide for the college-bound student athlete, Magnificat’s approved courses, and more.
Please note, according to the NCAA Eligibility Center:
“A free Profile Page account is the right account if you are a college-bound student-athlete who is:
- In high school and staying connected to receive the most current information from the NCAA Eligibility Center.
- Still deciding which NCAA division is right for you.
- Planning to compete at an NCAA Division III school and have only attended a U.S. high school.
- Registering to play at an NCAA-certified non scholastic basketball event (BBCS, ECAG, AAU).”
NCAA Academic Eligibility at Magnificat
Please note that the NCAA does not count all of the courses within Magnificat’s course offerings, including: Fundamentals of Algebra, Transitional Geometry, Transitional Algebra, and Intro to World Languages.
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Click here to view Magnificat courses that do receive NCAA-approved credit
All English coursesAll Social Studies coursesAlgebra 1, Honors Geometry/Geometry, Honors Algebra 2/Algebra 2, Honors Precalculus/Trigonometry,Precalculus/Trigonometry, Calculus, AP Calculus AB and BC, AP Computer Science Principles, AP Statistics,Statistics and Advanced Algebra with Financial ApplicationsPhysical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Honors Human Anatomy and Physiology withChemistry, Physics, AP Environmental Science, AP Biology, AP ChemistryWorld Language and Cultures Courses Listed Below:» Spanish I, II, III (Honors), IV (Honors), AP Spanish Language and Culture» French I, II, Honors III, Honors IV, AP French Language and Culture» Arabic I, II, Honors III, Honors IV» American Sign Language 1 and 2» World Cultures and Customs Through HistoryCourses of students transferring into Magnificat are judged by the NCAA in accordance with those schools’ list of acceptable courses, not on Magnificat’s list of NCAA-approved courses.The courses listed here are subject to change based on Magnificat’s course offerings each school year. Decisions related to course offerings lie with The courses listed above are subject to change based on Magnificat’s course offerings each school year. Decisions related to course offerings lie within the sole discretion of the Magnificat administration. If you have questions, please consult your School Counselor.
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