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Decorated Toronto volleyball standout Hannah Dobbs signed her letter of intent to continue her academic and volleyball careers at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Dobbs, who helped lead the Red Knights to an undefeated regular season and district final appearance, ranked No. 3 in the state of Ohio and No. 53 nationally this season with 598 kills and No. 21 nationally with a .457 hitting percentage. She was the East District Player of the Year as a junior and a first team selection in the district her junior and senior seasons as well as being an Under Armor All-American being named to the OVAC and District 5 All-Star teams. She finished her career with 1,703 kills, 1,492 digs, 230 blocks and 206 aces. She said playing at the Division I level in college "has always been a dream" and noted "It's really exciting to see all the hard work pay off." Joining her for the occasion were, seated, from left, grandfather Robert Hanuscin, parents George and Danielle Dobbs and grandmother Jan Hanuscin; standing, from left, THS Principal Betsy Jones, head volleyball coach Lori Lynn Jackson, her siblings, Jake and Addison Dobbs, assistant coach and THS AD Mark Ferrell. – Andrew Grimm