Watertown, NY, November 12, 2026 —

Two standout players from the Watertown High School girls lacrosse program, Macutek and Covey, have announced their commitments to play at the NCAA Division I level. The teammates have officially signed National Letters of Intent to join collegiate programs.

The exact names of the Division I schools where Macutek and Covey will continue their athletic careers were not immediately available. Details regarding their specific positions, signing dates, and any accolades received during their high school careers were also not provided in the initial summary.

The commitment of players to NCAA Division I institutions is a significant milestone, marking a culmination of years of dedication, training, and performance. This achievement often signifies recognition of high-level athletic talent and academic standing, as NCAA Division I programs recruit student-athletes who demonstrate both skill on the field and potential in the classroom.

For Watertown High School, the signing of two players to Division I programs highlights the strength and success of its girls lacrosse team and coaching staff. This development serves as an inspiration to younger players within the program and underscores the school’s commitment to fostering athletic development.

Further information regarding the specific collegiate destinations for Macutek and Covey, as well as their anticipated contributions to their respective teams, is expected to be released as arrangements are finalized. The success of these athletes reflects positively on the Watertown community and its support for high school athletics.


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