Two WPS Athletes Commit to Play Collegiate Sports

1/12/2023

On January 11, two of Worcester Preparatory School (WPS) senior student-athletes, Caitlyn Hoen of Bishopville, Maryland, and Isabella Borsoni of Ocean City, Maryland signed letters of commitment to play National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III Women's Lacrosse.

Caitlyn has signed to play Division III Women's Lacrosse at Mary Washington University (VA), and Isabella has signed to play Division III Women's Lacrosse at St. Mary's College-Notre Dame (IN). Both are standout students who were honored in a ceremony at school surrounded by their family, friends, coaches and administrators.

Caitlyn is a member of the Charles R. Jenkins Chapter National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society. In addition to being a 2x All Conference player on the WPS Girls Lacrosse Team, she has also excelled as a 2x All-Conference runner in Cross Country, 2x Honorable Mention in Cross Country, 2020 ESIAC Female Runner of the Year and 3x Team MVP. Caitlyn is also a long-time equestrian, as she rode, trained, and competed for ten years in various local, state, and regional Hunter/Jumper events. Caitlyn is the daughter of Christopher and Jennifer Hoen.

Isabella transferred to WPS this year from Archbishop Spalding High School (ASHS) in Severn, MD. At ASHS, she was heavily involved in athletics, various clubs and the theatre program. Also, a member of the National Honor Society, Isabella chose to take the most rigorous curriculum available throughout high school, impressively combining honors, IB, and AP coursework. Upon arriving at WPS, Isabella signed up to serve as the team manager for the Varsity Volleyball team and is gearing up to play on the WPS Girls Lacrosse team this spring. She also serves as the Captain of the East Coast Select 2023 Woman’s Lacrosse Team. Isabella is the daughter of Eric and Jennifer Borsoni.

Founded in 1970, WPS is a private, independent Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12 School, located in Berlin, Maryland. Approximately 500 students attend from Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. For more information about WPS, please visit www.worcesterprep.org or call 410.641.3575.

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WPS seniors’, Isabella Borsoni (Ocean City, MD) and Caitlyn Hoen (Bishopville, MD), prepare to sign their letters of commitment to play NCAA Division III Women's Lacrosse.
Caitlyn Hoen (sitting center/Bishopville, MD) smiles with her family as she signs her letter of commitment to play Division III Women's Lacrosse at Mary Washington University. Standing from the left are her father Christopher Hoen, brother Baylor Hoen and mother Jennifer Hoen.
Caitlyn Hoen (sitting second from the left/Bishopville, MD) celebrates her commitment to play Division III Women's Lacrosse at Mary Washington University with her family, father Christopher Hoen (sitting far left), mother Jennifer Hoen (sitting second from right) and brother Baylor (sitting far right). Also pictured, standing from the left are Assistant Head of School/Head of Upper School Mr. Grosso, Director of College Counseling Vickie Garner, Head of School Dr. McDonald and Athletic Director Mr. McGinnis.
Isabella Borsoni (center/Ocean City, MD) smiles with her family as she signs her letter of commitment to play Division III Women's Lacrosse at St. Mary's College-Notre Dame. Sitting on the left is her grandmother, Patricia Williams, and on the right is her mother, Jennifer Borsoni.
Isabella Borsoni (sitting left/Ocean City, MD) celebrates her commitment to play Division III Women's Lacrosse at St. Mary's College-Notre Dame with her mother, Jennifer Borsoni (sitting right), and standing from the left are Assistant Head of School/Head of Upper School Mr. Grosso, Director of College Counseling Vickie Garner, Head of School Dr. McDonald and Athletic Director Mr. McGinnis.

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Worcester Preparatory School

508 South Main Street, Berlin, MD 21811

Phone: 410-641-3575 | Fax: 410-641-3586

Celebrating 50 years, WPS is an independent, college prep day school for Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12 students. Located in Berlin, Maryland, the private school attracts an average of 500 students from Maryland, Delaware and Virginia.