Jozsa Signs With The Manchester University Spartans

Anna Jozsa, Hamilton Heights’ senior, has signed a letter of intent to run track and throw discus for Manchester University in North Manchester, Indiana this fall. Manchester University is a member of the Heartland Conference and a NCAA Division III athletic institution. She is the daughter of Amy and Edward Jozsa.

Jozsa chose Manchester because it had a very warm and welcoming feeling. “I love the smaller classroom size which will allow a more personal learning environment,” said Anna Jozsa who plans to study sprots management with the ultimate goal of a career in event management. “Manchester University Assistant Cross Country and Track & Field – Throws Coach Sam Katon and the track and field team were especially friendly and kind. I already feel a part of the Spartan’s track and field team.”

A multi-sport student athlete (track & field, swimming, soccer), Jozsa earned four varsity letters in track & field and swimming along with several awards and recognitions for her accomplishments and contributions. She earned the coveted 7 Letter Varsity Blanket Award, Most Improved Athlete Award in track and the Perseverance Award in swimming. She also served as captain for the girls’ swim team. In addition, Jozsa is a member of the National Honor Society, Student Government, Senior Class Treasurer, and a 10-year 4-H member.

Her passion for running started in the sixth grade. She played a sport each season to stay in shape, keep motivated, set personal goals, and maintain focus and determination through middle and high school. It paid off with the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level.

Jozsa credits her family, coaches, teammates, and friends as being major influences in her life. “They have all encouraged and supported me along the way,” she said. “I give a special credit to Coach Brown for encouraging me and helping me to reach my potential as a discus thrower.”

“Anna is one of those rare high school athletes who participated in three sports,” said Athletic Director, Kurt Ogden. “On top of that, she has been a leader in the classroom which proves that her priorities are well-aligned. She will bring Manchester’s track & field program a lot of success. We are very happy for Anna and proud that she gets to continue her track & field career at the next level.”