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Westmont resident to continue education and football career at University of Chicago

Westmont resident Matt Quaglia recently committed to furthering both his academic and football career at the prestigious University of Chicago.

Listed below is the information sheet from Montini Catholic High School.

Hometown: Westmont

Parish: Saint Mary of Gostyn

Grade school attended: Saint Mary of Gostyn

Please list all of the sports/activities that you are involved in (or have been involved in) at Montini? (Clubs, sports, academic achievements, etc.)

Football, track, National Honor Society, and student government

Which sport/activities are your favorites and why?

Football because of the team camaraderie

Were you looking at other colleges? If so which ones?

Yes. WashU, Johns Hopkins, and Columbia.

What made you decide on the University of Chicago?

The academic reputation of the school and the coaching staff and current players on the football team.

What do you hope to major in college?

Economics

What are you most excited about as you prepare for this next chapter in your life?

I'm excited to be going out on my own and meeting new people.

How long have you been playing football?

Since the second grade.

How do your parents/family feel about your decision?

They are extremely proud.

How is Montini preparing you for college?:

The combination of AP courses provided and business classes in economics and accounting are helping me to learn different areas of study that relate to my intended major.

Any words to say about your teachers, coaches, teammates, parents & or your experience here at Montini (both on and off the field)?

The teachers I've had have always been willing to go the extra mile to help any kid, which I think makes Montini special. My coaches in both football and track have helped me become a better athlete and mentally tougher on and off the field. My teammates are friends for life who are always supportive. My parents have always been super supportive of me and are always trying to help me do the best that I can.

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