SD's Quinlan Commits To Run Track At Indiana State

Monday, November 25, 2019 at 10:18 AM

Quinlan is a two-time IHSAA State Qualifier in the 300 meter hurdles.

Eva Grace Quinlan signs to compete in Track & Field at Indiana State University. Photo by SD Athletics.

(Aurora, Ind.) - A South Dearborn High School track & field star is going D1.

Senior Eva Grace Quinlan signed her letter of intent Friday to continue her academic and athletic career at Indiana State University.

Quinlan is a two-time IHSAA State Qualifier in the 300-meter hurdles. Last year, she finished 18th out of 27 competitors. Her trophy case also includes four EIAC championships, a sectional championship and a regional title.

“I chose Indiana State because I really enjoyed the environment and the coaches. The team is one whole family and they were really welcoming when I first visited. I love their track program, and I feel like I can become successful there. The school itself is beautiful and the facilities are amazing.”

Quinlan is the ninth D1 athlete in South Dearborn track & field history.

While at ISU, Quinlan plans to major in Interior Design.

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