Quinn signs with Central Washington

Kelly Quinn signs a letter of intention Monday in the Colony
High School library to play basketball at Central Washington
University. Quinn is flanked by her mother Pattie and father Dick.
Co
Kelly Quinn signs a letter of intention Monday in the Colony High School library to play basketball at Central Washington University. Quinn is flanked by her mother Pattie and father Dick. Colony girls basketball coach Don Witzel stands behind. Photo by TIM BRODT/Frontiersman.

Colony High School senior Kelly Quinn signed a letter of intent Monday to attend Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Wash.

Quinn received a full scholarship from the Division II university to play basketball for the Wildcats team.

"I made my decision to go there at the beginning of April," Quinn said. "It is a big load off my shoulders to have this done."

Quinn said she will be playing either the point or shooting guard position for the Wildcats, hoping to get into a three-player rotation with two senior guards who are already filling the positions.

"The Wildcats are a guard-oriented team," Quinn said. "I will play behind the seniors but hope to eventually start."

Quinn is a four-year varsity letterman and starter in basketball at Colony, earning Alaska all-state first team selections in 2001 and 2002 and a Region III most valuable player award.

"It should be a really positive experience," Quinn said. "We will play UAA and UAF during the seasons, so it will give me a chance to get home during the season."

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