High school stars start college futures
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Surrounded by friends, family and coaches, Heritage soccer player Nick Krahnke signed with Menlo College.<br>Photo by Justin Lafferty</br>
Surrounded by friends, family and coaches, Heritage soccer player Nick Krahnke signed with Menlo College.
Photo by Justin Lafferty
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With support from Fidel Garcia and Erica Gargalikis, Freedom wrestler Roman Garcia signed his letter of intent to attend Grand Canyon University.<br>Photo by Justin Lafferty</br>
With support from Fidel Garcia and Erica Gargalikis, Freedom wrestler Roman Garcia signed his letter of intent to attend Grand Canyon University.
Photo by Justin Lafferty
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A soccer star and one of the North Coast Section’s top wrestlers recently made their college choices official.

Last week, Heritage soccer player Nick Krahnke signed his letter of intent to attend Menlo College. Krahnke this past season earned first-team all-Bay Valley Athletic League honors and has also been an asset to the East Diablo Youth Soccer League Impact program.

Krahnke chose Menlo College for its academics and strong soccer program. He’ll play center midfielder for the Oaks and study business management.

Earlier this week, Freedom wrestler Roman Garcia signed on with Grand Canyon University in Arizona. Garcia placed sixth in the 126-pound bracket at the NCS tournament this season and is a two-time defending BVAL champion.

Garcia, who has been wrestling since he was 6, set his sights on Arizona as an optimal setting for college. He felt right at home when he visited Grand Canyon University, and plans to study communications and digital media.

Both Krahnke and Garcia said they’re excited to branch out and start their new lives as college student-athletes.
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