With the end of the school year fast approaching, at least three schools have hosted ceremonies celebrating their seniors making their collegiate athletics choices for next year.

Familiarity was a key decision in Gibraltar/Washington Island's Braden Kita's decision to play at St. Norbert College to continue his baseball career.

Kewaunee's Jackson Wisnicky will officially play football at the next level after recently signing his National Letter of Intent to play at UW-Stevens Point.

The only thing better than having one of your athletes sign their National Letter of Intent is having six of them do it together, which is what Sturgeon Bay High School experienced on Tuesday. Cady Carlson (Track and Field, Carroll University), Patrick Haese (Football, UW-Oshkosh), Dasha Yeltysheva (Basketball, Marian University), Bryce Plzak (Football, Carthage College),  Caleb Plzak (Baseball, Viterbo University), Ethan DeNamur (Soccer, UW-River Falls), and Zak Wrobel (Wrestling, UW-Stevens Point) all signed their NLI in a joint ceremony celebrating the athletes.