Whitko’s Cumberland Signs With St. Francis

March 4, 2017 at 7:36 a.m.
Whitko’s Cumberland Signs With St. Francis
Whitko’s Cumberland Signs With St. Francis
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SOUTH WHITLEY – Whitko senior girls basketball standout Brianna Cumberland signed a letter of intent this week to continue her academic and athletic careers at  the University of St. Francis in Fort Wayne. In the front row (C) Cumberland is flanked by her parents, Shawn Cumberland (L) and Kelly Cumberland. In the back row (L-R) are Whitko coach Brandon Bradley, USF coach Jason Ridge and Whitko Athletic Director Josh Mohr.

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SOUTH WHITLEY – Whitko senior girls basketball standout Brianna Cumberland signed a letter of intent this week to continue her academic and athletic careers at  the University of St. Francis in Fort Wayne. In the front row (C) Cumberland is flanked by her parents, Shawn Cumberland (L) and Kelly Cumberland. In the back row (L-R) are Whitko coach Brandon Bradley, USF coach Jason Ridge and Whitko Athletic Director Josh Mohr.
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