Our Saviour Lutheran School athletes sign letters of intent for full basketball scholarship
Ian Jackson and Elijah Moore, basketball players at Our Saviour Lutheran School, signed their letters of intent to move forward as Division I athletes on full scholarships. Jackson will attend the University of North Carolina. Moore is headed to Syracuse.
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247ds agoIan Jackson and Elijah Moore, basketball players at Our Saviour Lutheran School, signed their letters of intent to move forward as Division I athletes on full athletic scholarships.
These two have been playing ball since 8th grade and for the next four they'll be playing against each other, both as shooting guards. They say they are excited for this next chapter and are glad all their hard work paid off.
Jackson will be attending the University of North Carolina and Moore will be at Syracuse University. Both were recruited as shooting guards.
Peter Wehye, the boys' current basketball coach, says what makes these two special is their hard work on and off the court.
Their hard work has definitely paid off as each of them will be attending Division 1 schools on full scholarships for basketball.
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