Ten Peninsula College soccer players signed letters of intent on Feb. 4, National Signing Day.

Port Angeles High School graduate Paxton Rodocker will play her junior and senior seasons at Division I Mississippi Valley State.

Others signing Wednesday from the women’s team included Kayla Bell, who is going to Division I Arkansas-Little Rock; Alyssa Bertuleit, who is going to Division I San Jose State; Emily Flinn who is going to Division I Georgia State; Kasie Lough and Solana Ashe, who are both going to Division II Vancouver Island University; and Larkyn Nelson, who is going to Division II Hawaii Pacific University.

Signing Wednesday from the men’s team were Victor Sanchez, who will play at the University of Great Falls, an NAIA college; Caio Maciel, who is going to Division II Queens University of Charlotte; and Keevan Webb, who signed with Division II Simon Fraser University.

A number of other sophomores will play on following their graduation from Peninsula in June, but those student athletes have yet to decide on colleges.

“I am happy to see that they took care of things on the field and in the classroom and still have a love for the game,” Kanyon Anderson, head coach of men’s and women’s soccer squad in 2014, said of this class of sophomores. “This group will continue to represent the program well after they move on to universities and beyond.”

National Signing Day represents the time when colleges across the nation celebrate the success of their players who sign letters of intent to continue their play at the next level.

“As the program has progressed over the past five years, I find myself talking less about winning games and more about where our players have gone upon graduation from Peninsula,” Anderson said. “The goal is to help the athletes earn their degree, improve as students and athletes and earn a chance to play at the next level.”

For more information, e-mail Peninsula College Athletic Director Rick Ross at rross@pencol.edu or call 417-6533.