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Elk County Catholic High School Senior Merit Scholarships First Name Last Name Award Amount Drew Bille St. Bonaventure University Athletic Scholarship $2,000 St. Bonaventure University Incentive Award $3,700 St. Bonaventure University Incentive Resident Award $1,300 St. Bonaventure Geographic Diversity Award $2,500 Renee Buchheit Mercyhurst University Egan Scholarship $12,000 Mercyhurst University Presidentlal Scholarship $8,200 Mercyhurst University Bishop Watson Scholarship $1,000 Victoria Dippold University of Pittsburgh Athletic Scholarship $15,000 University of Pittsburgh Academic Scholarship TBD Madalyn Ehrensberger Indiana University of PA Sutton Scholarship $2,000 Matthew Feldbauer Credit Union Scholarship $500 Nicole Florio Independence Scholarship $11,000 Robert Morris University Athletic Scholarship $15,000 Elizabeth Glatt Slippery Rock University of PA Merit Scholarship $1,250 Slippery Rock University of PA Achievement Award $1,250 Anthony Hanes Robert Morris University Scholarship $7,000 Ian Herzing Lycoming College Trustee Scholarship $24,000 Darby Hetrick Mercyhurst University Egan Scholarship $12,000 Mercyhurst University Presidential Scholarship $2,500 Mercyhurst University Bishop Watson Scholarship $1,000 Vietnam Veterans of America Scholarship $1,000 Luke Hofffman St. Bonaventure University Friars Scholarship $12,000 St. Bonaventure University Friars Resident Scholarship $4,000 St. Bonaventure Universiyt Geographic Diversity Award $2,500 John Kaul Edinboro University of PA President’s Excellence Award $2,000 Hannah Kraus St. Francis University Franciscan Award $2,000 Business Department Fellowship $2,000 St. Francis Scholarship & Entrepreneurship for Economic Development Scholarship $16,000 Philip Popielski Memorial Scholarship $500 Brittany Lenze Vietnam Veterans of America $1,000 Tournament Indoor Association $1,500 Lycoming College Merit Award $19,000 Aaron Meier National Wild Turkey Federation Scholarship $500 Drew Meyer Michigan State University National Spartan Grant $3,500 Michigan State University Supplemental Grant $1,500 Sierra Meyer Robert Morris University Independence Scholarship $11,000 Robert Morris University Grant $1,500 Mary (Beth) Miller Wilson College Leadership Merit Scholarship $4,500 Macy Neureiter Edinboro University of PA Presidential Excellence $4,000 Kathryn Nicklas Penn State-Behrend Provost’s Award $4,000 Ann Ordiway Juniata College Calvert Ellis Scholarship $22,000 Juniata College Alumni Scholarship $1,000 Erin Petrosky Gannon University Founder’s Scholarship $17,500 Gannon University Diocesan High School Grant $1,500 Gannon University Diocesan Parish Grant $1,000 National Science Foundation Award $5,000 Kaitlin Quinn AMDA Merit Scholarship $3,000 VIP Scholarship $1,000 Jolene Renwick Duquesne University Academic Scholarship $10,000 Peter Riddle Gannon University Academic Excellence Award $15,000 Hannah Schneider Seton Hill Aloysia Lowe Presidential Scholarship $16,000 Seton Hill Rising Star Scholarship $2,000 Daniel Singer Mount Aloysius College Merit Scholarship $6,500 Mount Aloysius College Residential Grant $1,500 Mount Aloysius College Heritage Scholarship $2,000 Aaron Straub’s Distinguished Service Award $1,000 Andrew Smith LaSalle University Founder’s Scholarship $19,500 Mitchell Smith Edinboro University of PA President’s Excellence Award $4,000 Nurse’s Study Group Scholarship $375 Julia Sweeney Gannon University Scholars Award $13,000 Kirstie Wehler Clarion University of PA Academic Scholarship $1,000 Sophie Yanak Daemen College President’s Scholarship $12,500 Bennetts Valley American Legion Scholarship TBA Tyler Zelinski Pitt at Bradford Panther Scholarship $1,000 .

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