Girls Soccer: Leesburg Native Katie Wormald Signs to Play at Cedarville University

Katie Wormald signs to play in college (photo courtesy Cedarville University)

Leesburg (May 2, 2012) - Leesburg native Katie Wormald, a home schooled student, has signed her National Letter of Intent to play women's soccer next year at NCAA Division II Cedarville University in Ohio.

Wormald is part of a five athletes from the Lady Jackets signing Class of 2012 announced by head coach John McGillivray. She plays travel soccer for the Loudoun Impact and prep soccer with Leesburg Christian School where she was team MVP, captain and an all-tournament performer.

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