SD's Willoughby To Play Volleyball At Capital University

Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at 9:13 AM

Eagle Country 99.3 wishes Reagan the best of luck at college.

Reagan Willoughby signs her letter of intent to play volleyball at Capital University. Photo by SD Athletics.

(Aurora, Ind.) – A South Dearborn High School volleyball star will be crossing the state line to play in college.

Reagan Willoughby recently signed her letter of intent to continue her academic and athletic career at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio.

Willoughby was joined at the signing day event by her parents, Scott and Jen, her grandparents, Karen and Lois, and her brothers, Reese and Ryan.

During her four-year career at South Dearborn, Reagan was a four-year letter recipient and Team MVP.

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