Two Lower Cape May girls lacrosse players make college commitments official

Posted: November 14th 2026

Lower Cape May's Violet Vitelli will play college lacrosse at Division I Presbyterian.

By BRIAN CUNNIFF

CapeAtlanticLive.com

Two girls lacrosse players from Lower Cape May Regional High School made their college choices official earlier this week.

Seniors Violet Vitelli and Greta Shepanski each signed a National Letter of Intent to accept scholarship money to play the sport at the collegiate level during a ceremony held at Lower Cape May on Wednesday.

Vitelli, a defender who also occasionally moves into a defensive midfielder position, has signed to play at Division I Presbyterian in Clinton, S.C. She played for Lower Cape May for the first time last year as a junior after transferring from Wildwood Catholic and recorded 23 ground balls and 16 forced turnovers. Her older sister, Sophia, is a goaltender for Presbyterian who is set to play her sophomore season next spring.

Shepanski has signed to play at Division II Seton Hill University, located in Western Pennsylvania just outside Pittsburgh. The four-year starting midfielder posted 36 goals and 18 assists to go along with 39 draw controls last season for Lower Cape May. She is 28 goals shy of 100 for her career.