Kelsey Fader of Anchor Bay has signed a letter of intent to continue her bowling career at Valparaiso University in Indiana. Fader, who averaged 191 per game as a senior, was named Miss Bowling for Macomb County for the 2011-12 season. She is pictured with the Mr. Bowling award winner, Jonathan Kovalcik of Richmond.

Colin Capaldi of Anchor Bay will continue his baseball career at Olivet College, Comets coach Ted Mahan said. Capaldi is a right-handed pitcher.

Three Anchor Bay soccer players have made college choices, Tars coach Kevin Grammens said.
Hunter Dolan will enroll at Ferris State, Olivia Haskin at Tiffin (Ohio) and Shelby Tatar at Detroit Mercy.

Kasey McKay of Anchor Bay plans to continue her softball career at Gannon University, Tars coach Len Perkins said.
McKay helped Anchor Bay win the championship of the Macomb Area Conference Red Division last year. The Tars also were district and regional champions.
Former Anchor Bay player Samantha Scott is on the roster of the Erie, Pa., school.